1 SVD 1.1 SVD SVD SVD 3 I J A A = UD α V (A.1.1) D α α 1... α K K A (K min(i, J)) U, V I K, J K ( ) U U = V V = I :
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1 (SVD) Greenacare, M.J. (SVD) 1870 ( Marchall&Olkin, ) Psychometrika Eckart&Young(1936) Eckart-Young (Horst,1963; Green&Carroll,1976 pp ) (Eckart&Young,1936;Johnson,1963) (Good,1969;Kshirsagar,1972) (Benzécri et al., 1973) (2.1, 2.2 ) ( ) SVD SVD SVD SVD SVD SVD SVD Good(1969), Chambers(1977), Gabriel(1978), Rao(1989), Mandel(1982), Greenacre&Underhill(1982) : Greenacre, M.J.(1984) Theory and Applications of Correspondence Analysis. Academic Press. Appendix A: Singlar Value Decomposition (SVD) and Multidimensional Analysis. PDF (2011/01/21 ) (2014/09/23 ) R Clausen( ), ( ) ( ) (...) (2016/05/17 ) (2016/05/19 ) R (2018/05/09 ) 1
2 1 SVD 1.1 SVD SVD SVD 3 I J A A = UD α V (A.1.1) D α α 1... α K K A (K min(i, J)) U, V I K, J K ( ) U U = V V = I : = U... U U = = SVD K A = α k u k vk k=1 (A.1.2) u 1... u K v 1... v K U, V α k A u k v k A (k = 1... K) I A J A SVD 1 u k vk (k=1... K) K ( ) A α k u k vk 2
3 : = [ ] + SVD J J B K B = VD λ V = λ k v k vk k=1 K B (K J) V J K B SVD SVD A SVD B B A A = VD λ V A SVD A = UD α V V B Dα = D 1/2 λ (cf. Mardia et.al., 1979, pp ) SVD (Greenacre, 1978, Appendix A.) SVD SVD Greenacre(1978, Appendix A.) B λ x Bx = λx A Av = αu A u = αv α u, v ( α, u, v ) u, v (u u = v v) ( 1 ) u, v 1.2 SVD (α 1 α 2... α K > 0) ( ) reflection SVD 2 3
4 α k = α k+1 2 (cf. Section 8.1) 1.3 SVD U V Ũ [u 1... u K... u I ] Ṽ [v 1... v K... v I ] u K+1... u I u 1... u K Ũ Ũ = I Ṽ Ṽ = I SVD : A = Ũ Ṽ (A.1.3) [ Dα O O O ] A SVD (Green & Carroll, 1976, p.234 ) U, V SVD (cf. Kshirsagar, 1972, pp ) : ? ? = ? ? [ ] Ũ 4 u (A.1.2) SVD α K α K α 1... α K, (A.1.2) K K A A SVD Eckart&Young(1936) A [K ] A K K I J A [K ] K k=1 α ku k vk A [K ] 4
5 K X I i J (a ij x ij ) 2 = trace{(a X)(A X) } (A.1.4) j A [K ] A K K = A [2] = [ ] [ ] = A ( : Kshirsagar, 1972, pp ; Stewart, 1973) A SVD(A.1.3) (A.1.4) : trace{ũũ (A X)ṼṼ (A X) } = trace{( G)( G) } = K (α k g kk ) 2 + k K K k l k g 2 kl G I J G Ũ X T G X G α 1... α K 0 X = A [K ] U, D α, V U [U (K ) U (K K )] [ Dα(K ) O D α O D α(k K ) ] V [V (K ) V (K K )] I K U (K ) K K D α(k ) J K V (K ) 3 A [K ] SVD : A [K ] = U (K )D α(k )V (K ) (A.1.5) A A [K ] = U (K K )D α(k K )V (K K ) (A.1.6) Y trace(yy ) (A.1.1), (A.1.5), (A.1.6) 5
6 A K k α2 k A [K ] K k α 2 k A A [K ] K k=k +1 α2 k : K k τ K 100 α 2 k K k α2 k (A.1.7) α 2 1 = 642.4, α 2 2 = 4.6, α 2 3 = 2.9, 650( A ) τ 2 = SVD SVD SVD Ω (I I), Φ (J J) A (I J, K) : K A = ND α M = α k n k m k (A.1.8) N, M Ω, Φ : k N ΩN = M ΦM = I (A.1.9) N M A I J Ω, Φ ( ) (Section 2.3 ) D α ( ) SVD SVD Ω 1/2 AΦ 1/2 SVD (Ω Ω = WD µ W Ω 1/2 = WD 1/2 µ W ) Ω 1/2 AΦ 1/2 = UD α V, U U = V V = I N Ω 1/2 U M Φ 1/2 V (A.1.10) (A.1.11) (A.1.8) (A.1.9) 6
7 A SVD 1. B = Ω 1/2 AΦ 1/2 2. B SVD B = UD α V 3. N = Ω 1/2 U, M = Φ 1/2 V 4. A = ND α M A SVD Ω Ω = , Φ = I B = Ω 1/2 AΦ 1/2 = = A Ω Φ 3 SVD (A.1.8) K K A [K ] K k α k n k m k = N (K )D α(k )M α(k ) A K K ( ) X trace{ω(a X)Φ(A X) } (A.1.12) SVD (A.1.12) : Ω ω 1... ω I D ω I trace{d ω (A X)Φ(A X) } = ω i (a i x i ) Φ(a i x i ) (A.1.13) a i, x i A, X Pearson(1901), Young(1937) (Section 2.5 ) A I J ( ) I Φ (Section 2.5 Φ ) ω 1... ω I X K X A [K ] (A.1.13) A I i 7
8 m 1... m K N (K )D α(k ) = [α 1 n 1... α K n K ] ( ) Φ A [K ] M (K ) α K α K +1 ( SVD ). K α K α K +1 SVD F N (K )D α(k ) K (K 2 3) A Gabriel(1971, 1981) G M (K ) Tucker(1960) i ( F i fi ) j ( G j g ) a ij : a ij f i g j = (f i ) (g j ) (f i g j cosine) (A.1.14) a ij ( ) a ij > 0 f i, g j a ij < 0 8
9 2 Y 1 Y A 2 Ω, Φ A SVD ((A.1.10), (A.1.11) ): A = ND α M, N ΩN = M ΦM = I K : A [K ] = N (K )D α(k )M (K ) 3 ( ) a b F N (K )D a α(k ) G M (K )D b α(k ) K / / : 1. 1 / 2. 2 Ω, Φ 3. a, b A.1 A.1 A.1 1. (, b = 0) 2. a + b = 1 fi g j A a ij 9
10 3. b = 0 (a = 1 ) a = b 4. ( F ) (Y A ) SAS GENSTAT (Appendix B ) 5. (4) (5) (I 1) 1/2 MD 2 αm Y (1/I)11 Y (I 1) 1/2 = ND α M {Y (1/I)11 Y} {Y (1/I)11 Y} (I 1) G M (K )D α(k ) (Gabriel, 1971) 6. (2) (3) (i) (ii) 7. Ω, Φ (9) F A = D 1 r P 11 D c, Ω = D r, Φ = D 1 c, a = 1 P A D r ( (2)) (Section 2.5 ) G A = D 1 c P II D r, Ω = D c, Φ = D 1 r, b = 1 4 a, b ( 0 ) a = 0, b = 0 ( ) 2.1 A.1 (Gower, 1966) S ( 2.6.1(b) ) : S = ND µ N ND ω N = I D ω ( ) K F N (K )D 1/2 µ(k ) SVD 10
11 (Section 2.5 Appendix B ) D 1/2 ω SD 1/2 ω N = D 1/2 ω U a ij w ij A Gabriel & Zamir(1979) 1. w ij = 0 2. w ij 3. w ik = s i t j A SVD 11
12 A.1 SVD R1... R4, C1... C3 (1)(2)(3)(4)(5) 1 Y (1/I)11 Y Y (1/I)11 Y = (1/4) = = Y =
13 (1) ( ) Y 1 A = Y (1/I)11 Y 2 Ω = (1/I)I, Φ = I 3 a = 1, b = 0 J ( ) K G Pearson(1901) Hotelling(1933) (Bryant&Atchley(1975) 2 ); Morrison(1976); Gabriel(1971); Kendall(1975); Chambers(1977) A = Ω = (1/I)I, Φ = I SVD A = SVD D α 1/ I N I K = 3 F, G F = N (3) D α(3) = G = M (3) = F Ω = I, Φ = I G Ω = (1/I)I SVD Ω = I, Φ = I SVD ( SVD) F = ND α, G = M D α 13
14 第二主成分 C R1 R2 R3 C2 R C 第 1 主成分 10 14
15 R SVD SVD > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > A <- scale(y, center = TRUE, scale = FALSE) > osvd <- svd(a) > osvd$u %*% diag(osvd$d) [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] > osvd$v [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] e [2,] e [3,] e
16 R stats prcomp sdev D α I/(I 1) F SD SAS SPSS rotation G x F > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > result <- prcomp(y) > result$sdev [1] > result$rotation PC1 PC2 PC3 [1,] e [2,] e [3,] e > result$x PC1 PC2 PC3 [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] biplot(result, scale=0) scale (5) SAS proc princomp cov 2 Ω = (1/(I 1))I D α D α I/(I 1) G F SPSS factor method=covariance, extraction=pc SAS proc princomp D α I/(I 1) G F 16
17 (2) ( ) D ω ( 1) (i) : 1 A = Y (1/I)11 D ω Y 2 Ω = (1/I)D ω, Φ 3 a = 1, b = 0 (ii) : 1 A = {Y (1/I)11 D ω Y}Φ 1/2 2 Ω = (1/I)D ω, Φ = I 3 a = 1, b = 0 (1) Φ, D ω ω 1... ω I A (i) (ii) F G (3) (3), (7), (8), (9) D ω, Φ 17
18 (3) ( ) (i) : 1 D s A = Y (1/I)11 Y 2 Ω = I, Φ = D 2 s 3 a = 1, b = 0 (ii) : 1 2 A = {Y (1/I)11 Y}D 1 s Ω = I, Φ = I 3 a = 1, b = 0 (2) (ii) G (i) G = D s G (4) ( (ii)) 18
19 (4) 1 2 A = Y (1/I)11 Y (I 1) 1/2 Ω = I, Φ = I 3 a = 0, b = 1 J ( ) K Gabriel(1971,1972,1981) SVD A = A = Y (1/I)11 Y SVD D α 1/ I 1 K = 3 G = M (3) D α(3) = F = N (3) = = G Y (1/I)11 Y 1 G Y (1/I)11 Y
20 第 2 軸 R1 R4 C3 0 C2 C1-0.5 R2 R 第 1 軸
21 R 1 F, G > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > X <- scale(y, scale=false) > A <- X / sqrt(3) > osvd <- svd(a) > osvd$u [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] > osvd$v %*% diag(osvd$d) [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] e [2,] e [3,] e
22 R 2 prcomp (1) prcomp SVD(Ω = Φ = I SVD) M, D α, N x I ND α rotation M sdev I/(I 1))(1/ I) D α = 1 I 1 D α M, D α, N N 1 I 1 MD α F, G > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > result <- prcomp(y) > t(t(result$x)/ (result$sdev*sqrt(3))) PC1 PC2 PC3 [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] > t(t(result$rotation) * result$sdev) PC1 PC2 PC3 [1,] e [2,] e [3,] e
23 R 3 biplot > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > result <- prcomp(y) > biplot(result) PC Var 3 Var 2 Var PC1 result$x (1,2) result$sdev I 1 I F result$rotation (1,2) result$sdev IG biplot(result) 23
24 R 4 biplot pc.biplot=true > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > result <- prcomp(y) > biplot(result, pc.biplot=true) PC Var 3 Var 2 Var PC1 pc.biplot=true result$x (1,2) result$sdev I 1F result$rotation (1,2) result$sdev G pc.biplot=true 24
25 WRC Research Systems Brandmap Y Data Centering Row Y Factorization G*(V*H ) SVD Y SVD Brandmap 1 I 1 Y ( ) I I Y ( ) 25
26 (5) D s 1 A = {Y (1/I)11 Y}D 1/2 s (I 1) 1/2 2 Ω = I, Φ = I 3 a = 0, b = 1 J 1 K ( 2 ) Hill(1969) A I A = SVD A = K = 3 G = M (3) D α(3) = F = N (3) = = G 4/3 = 1.2 4/3 1 I 1 I 26
27 R R scale() SD SD SD > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > agsd <- sqrt(apply(y, 2, var) * (3/4)) > A <- scale(y, center = TRUE, scale = agsd) / sqrt(3) > osvd <- svd(a) > osvd$u [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] > osvd$v %*% diag(osvd$d) [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] e [2,] e [3,] e WRC Research Systems Brandmap Y Data Centering Row Data Standardization Row Factorization G*(V*H ) Brandmap 1 ( (I 1)/I ) Y ( ) I 1, I 1 Y ( ) 27
28 (6) ŷ 1 A = Y ŷ11 2 Ω = I, Φ = I 3 a = 1/2, b = 1/2 - Bradu & Gabriel(1978); Gabriel(1981) 28
29 (7) 1 I J Y Y 1 Y 2 Y ( ) S 11, S 22 S 12 A = S 1 11 S 12S Ω = S 11, Φ = S 22 3 a = 1, b = 1 F G ( ) ( Y 1 F Y 2 G ) 2 ( S 1 11, S 1 22 ) 2 K Anderson(1958); Tatsuoka(1971); Morrison(1976); Mardia et al.(1979); Falkenhagen & Nash(1978); Chambers(1977); Gittins(1979) 29
30 (8) Y H J H J Ȳ D w (H H) S 1 A = Ȳ 11 D w Ȳ 2 Ω = D w, Φ = S 1 3 a = 1, b = 0 Y ( Ȳ ) (2) S 30
31 (9) ( ) 1 2 Y Y P P D r, D c A = D 1 r PD 1 c 11 Ω = D r, Φ = D c 3 a = 1, b = 1 (7) Y ( Example ) Benzécli et al.(1973); Hill(1974); Greenacre(1978); Nishisato(1980); Greenacre(1981); Gifi(1981); Gauch(1982); 1/ A = 0 1/ / /.42 = / / / D r, D c SVD [ A = F = G = [ [ ] [ ] = ] = Y 1 1, 6, 8, 10, (F 1 ) (G 1 ) ] 31
32 C2 R R1 C3 R4 R2 C
33 R > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > P <- Y / sum(y) > DR <- diag(rowsums(p)) > DC <- diag(colsums(p)) > A <- solve(dr) %*% P %*% solve(dc) - 1 > A [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] > # SVD > osvd <- svd(sqrt(dr) %*% A %*% sqrt(dc)) > N <- solve(sqrt(dr)) %*% osvd$u > M <- solve(sqrt(dc)) %*% osvd$v > # A > N %*% diag(osvd$d) %*% t(m) [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] e [2,] e [3,] e [4,] e > # F > N %*% diag(osvd$d) [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] e-17 [2,] e-17 [3,] e-17 [4,] e-17 > # G > M %*% diag(osvd$d) [,1] [,2] [,3] [1,] e-17 [2,] e-17 [3,] e-17 33
34 R ca ca ca() print() ca() rowcoord, colcoord F, G A SVD N, M > library(ca) > Y <- matrix(c(1,2,3,6,4,5,8,9,7,10,11,12), ncol=3, byrow=true) > oca <- ca(y) > print(oca) Principal inertias (eigenvalues): 1 2 Value Percentage 72.71% 27.29% Rows: [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] Mass ChiDist Inertia Dim Dim Columns: [,1] [,2] [,3] Mass ChiDist Inertia Dim Dim > oca$rowcoord %*% diag(oca$sv) [,1] [,2] [1,] [2,] [3,] [4,] > oca$colcoord %*% diag(oca$sv) [,1] [,2] [1,] [2,] [3,]
35 ca() N, M plot F, G > plot(oca) Dimension 2 (27.3%) Dimension 1 (72.7%) WRC Research Systems Brandmap Factorization Symmetric Prn SAS proc corresp SPSS correspondence standardize=rcmean, measure=chisq, normalization=principal 35
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