Keywords
eigenvalue
eigenvector
correlation matrix
variance-covariance matrix
orthogonal
district
development
componente principal
valor propio
vector propio
matriz de correlación
matriz de varianza-covarianza
ortogonal
distrito
desarrollo
How to Cite
Abstract
Through the Principal Components the weights of each one of the variables are reflected and as well they will allow to group the districts of the Republic of Panama in similar conditions of development groups and thus for determining the similarities and inequalities.
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