PRINCIPAL COMPONENT REGRESSION REVISITED
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Abstract
Principal component regression has been perceived as a remedy for multi-collinearity. Cook (2007) suggested that principal components and related methodology actually play a broader role than previously thought. Recently, Artemiou and Li (2009) provided a probabilistic explanation of the phenomenon that the response is often highly correlated with the leading principal components of the predictors. This article reinforces the previous results and offers an alternative perspective.
This paper has been withdrawn.