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Manual exhaustive PLS computing (all axis computed) at 99% of the maximum of the explained Y-variance shows a lot more axis than our heuristic. In theory the heuristic guarantees than we should get at least more axis than the complete computation.
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Ok, so the assumption we have a concave function is plain wrong.
We revert to a manual heuristic, checking a window of Y explained variance to check if we really have a sensible "elbow" (actually 15-values sized window).
Done in 8d3cee5
Manual exhaustive PLS computing (all axis computed) at 99% of the maximum of the explained Y-variance shows a lot more axis than our heuristic. In theory the heuristic guarantees than we should get at least more axis than the complete computation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: