Output Data Sets |
The OUT= data set contains all the variables in the input data set plus new variables that contain the principal component scores, residuals, and other computed values listed in Table 10.2.
The names of the score variables are formed by concatenating the value given by the PREFIX= option (or the default Prin, if PREFIX= is not specified) and the numbers 1, 2, ..., , where is the number of principal components in the model.
The names of the residual variables are formed by concatenating the value given by the RPREFIX= option (or the default R_, if RPREFIX= is not specified) and the names of the process variables used in the analysis. Residual variables are created only when the number of principal components in the model is less than the number of process measurement variables in the input data set.
Variable |
Description |
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Prin1–Prin |
Principal component scores |
R_–R_ |
Residuals |
_NOBS_ |
Number of observations used in the analysis |
_SPE_ |
Squared prediction error (SPE) |
_SPEMEAN_ |
Mean SPE for a given time value |
_SPEVARI_ |
Variance of SPE for a given time value |
_TSQUARE_ |
statistic computed from principal component scores |
Note: The _SPEMEAN_ and _SPEVAR_ variables are included in the OUT= data set only when you specify the TIMEGROUP= option in the PROC MVPMODEL statement. These values are used by the MVPMONITOR procedure to construct control limits. See Organization of the Input Data Set and Example 11.1 for more information.
The OUTLOADINGS= data set contains the eigenvalues of the correlation (or covariance) matrix, the loadings computed for the process variables, and the number of observations used in the analysis.
The number of observations in the OUTLOADINGS= data set is equal to the number of process variables, plus one observation that contains the eigenvalues. The variables saved in the OUTLOADINGS= data set are listed in Table 10.3.
Variable |
Description |
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_PC_ |
Principal component number; 0 for the observation that contains eigenvalues |
_NOBS_ |
Number of observations used in the analysis |
process variables |
Principal component loadings for process variables |
Note: This procedure is experimental.