An algorithm andFortran-iv program for large-scaleQ-mode factor analysis and calculation of factor scores
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- J. E. KlovanJohn Imbrie
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- Mathematical Geology
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About An algorithm andFortran-iv program for large-scaleQ-mode factor analysis and calculation of factor scores
This paper, published in 1971, received 344 indexed citations . Written by J. E. Klovan and John Imbrie. It is primarily cited by scholars working on Atmospheric Science (202 citations), Ecology (115 citations) and Oceanography (100 citations). Published in Mathematical Geology.
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