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Author: Jean Pauphilet

New CRAN Package for sparse PCA – msPCA

The package msPCA is now available on CRAN! 
It implements a new method for computing multiple sparse principal components of a dataset. Unlike other available packages, it generates PCs that are sparse and orthogonal, leading to a generally higher fraction of variance explained. 
Posted on June 18, 2026Author Jean PauphiletTags #R, #rstatsLeave a comment on New CRAN Package for sparse PCA – msPCA
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