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NORM=COV | KAISER | NONE | RAW | WEIGHT
specifies the method for normalizing the rows of the factor pattern for rotation. If you specify the option NORM=KAISER, Kaiser’s normalization is used . If you specify the option NORM=WEIGHT, the rows are weighted by the Cureton-Mulaik technique (Cureton and Mulaik 1975). If you specify the option NORM=COV, the rows of the pattern matrix are rescaled to represent covariances instead of correlations. If you specify the option NORM=NONE or NORM=RAW, normalization is not performed. The default is NORM=KAISER.
@Hari28 wrote:
My question is in proc factor in that after varimax system do some normalization and then they add power to the matrix and get the target matrix. What is the exact formula they use in the normalization because the least squre difference shows some variation in the output..
NOPROMAXNORM-NOPROMAXNORM option turns off the default row normalization of the pre- rotated factor pattern
As per sas output, what is default row normalization they do?
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