Correspondence Analysis question.

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From: Kai Shing O'Yang
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 01:08

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I've read that one can ordinate the raw sample matrix to concentrate along 
the main diagonal by ordering the entries in the first basic vector. Could 
someone point me where I can find a proof of this?
Also, if part of the entries in the first basic vector are all same, can I 
order the second vector and so on? (What happens if the vector belongs to 
multiple singular values? i.e. the vectors aren't unique.)

Thanks for your help.

Kai
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