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Canonical correlation is a measure of the interrelationships between sets of multiple dependent variables and multiple independent variables. Canonical correlation analysis is a generalization of multiple regression analysis with more than one set of dependent variables. Therefore this multivariate statistical technique is designed to assist the researcher in studying the complex interactions of data from two sets of variables. It is also concerned with two sets of variables related to each other and with how much variance of one set is common with or predictable from the other set (Weiss, 1972).

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Canonical correlation analysis for studying the relationship between egg production traits and body weight, egg weight and age at sexual maturity in layers