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		Partial least squares (PLS) regression (path) analysis is an alternative to OLS regression, canonical correlation, or structural equation modeling (SEM) for analysis of systems of independent and response variables.
		Like canonical correlation, it can also relate the set of independent variables to a set of multiple dependent (response) variables.
		Overall, the mix of advantages and disadvantages means PLS is favored as a predictive technique and not as an interpretive technique, except for exploratory analysis as a prelude to an intepretive technique such as multiple linear regression or structural equation modeling.
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