Abstract
This article presents results of a canonical analysis of a multivariate statistical sample of 80, including 3 features of an M array – the human factor and 4 features of a T array – injuries at enterprises of ferrous metallurgy. There were obtained two independent statistically significant decisions: ρmax = 0,463920, ρ = 0,394816, characterizing the connection between multidimensional features M and T.
Keywords
Industrial injuries, human factor, canonical analysis, multidimensional array, correlation matrix, variance extracted.
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