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== See also == {{Div col|colwidth=22em}} * [[Correspondence analysis]] (for contingency tables) * [[Multiple correspondence analysis]] (for qualitative variables) * [[Factor analysis of mixed data]] (for quantitative '''and''' qualitative variables) * [[Canonical correlation]] * [[CUR matrix approximation]] (can replace of low-rank SVD approximation) * [[Detrended correspondence analysis]] * [[Directional component analysis]] * [[Dynamic mode decomposition]] * [[Eigenface]] * [[Expectation–maximization algorithm]] * [[v:Exploratory factor analysis|Exploratory factor analysis]] (Wikiversity) * [[Factorial code]] * [[Functional principal component analysis]] * [[Geometric data analysis]] * [[Independent component analysis]] * [[Kernel PCA]] * [[L1-norm principal component analysis]] * [[Low-rank approximation]] * [[Matrix decomposition]] * [[Non-negative matrix factorization]] * [[Nonlinear dimensionality reduction]] * [[Oja's rule]] * [[Point distribution model]] (PCA applied to morphometry and computer vision) * [[b:Statistics/Multivariate Data Analysis/Principal Component Analysis|Principal component analysis]] (Wikibooks) * [[Principal component regression]] * [[Singular spectrum analysis]] * [[Singular value decomposition]] * [[Sparse PCA]] * [[Transform coding]] * [[Weighted least squares]] {{div col end}}
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