Minimum Average Partial Test
Minimum Average Partial Test is a statistical criterion used in exploratory factor analysis, belonging to the class of dimensionality assessment methods, that determines the optimal number of factors by identifying the point at which the average squared partial correlation among variables, residual to the extracted factors, is minimized.
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Sarah Vieira Brasileiro, Mara R. C. A. Orsini, Julianna Amaral Cavalcante et al. · PLoS ONE · 2016 · 43 citations · Full text
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