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Principal component analysis (PCA) is a statistical technique for dimension reduction often used in clustering or factor analysis. Given any number of explanatory or causal variables, PCA ranks the variables by their ability to explain greatest variation in the data. It is this property that allows PCA to be used for dimension reduction, i.e. to identify the most important variables from amongst a large set possible influences.

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