Multiple-discriminant analysis
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Multiple-discriminant analysis (MDA)
Statistical technique for distinguishing between two groups on the basis of their observed characteristics.
Multiple Discriminant Analysis
A practice of analyzing a
security using a variety of different factors. For example, an analyst may use many different financial ratios in deciding whether or not to
buy a given
stock. The goal of MDA is to create a
Markowitz efficient portfolio.
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