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Optimization in regression problems,problems has only become possible with the advent of more powerful computers. For example, it is now over 40 years since Lawley formulated the maximum likelihood approach to factor analysis (Lawley, 1940), but its use has only become routine since the late 1960s when Karl Jöreskog took advantage of

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Optimization in multivariate analysis, there is some inherent interdependence between the variables. Many of the techniques of multivariate analysis involve large amounts of arithmetic, often in an attempt to maximize a likelihood function or minimize some goodness-of-fit measure, and several methods, originally suggested several decade

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