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data <- data.frame( Age = c(30.83, 58.67, 24.50, 27.83, 20.17), Debt = c(0.000, 4.460, 0.500, 1.540, 5.625), YearsEmployed = c(1.25, 3.04, 1.5, 3.75, 1.71), Income = c(0, 560, 824, 3, 0) ) print(data)
covariance_matrix <- cov(data) print(covariance_matrix)
eigen_result <- eigen(covariance_matrix)
print(“Eigenvalues:”) print(eigen_result$values)
print(“Eigenvectors:”) print(eigen_result$vectors)
correlation_matrix <- cor(data)
print(“Correlation Matrix:”) correlation_matrix