Multiple Choice
In principal component analysis and factor analysis, how do the equations used to calculate factors differ from a conventional linear model (i.e. Y = b0 + bx + E) ? (You may select more than one option.)
A) No intercept (b0)
B) No gradient (b)
C) No error (E)
D) The equations are exactly the same.
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