You are implementing LDA, but the assumptions regarding normality and equal covariance matrices are not met. How will this affect the results, and what can be done?
- LDA will fail completely
- LDA will require more data to work properly
- No effect on results; continue as planned
- Results may be suboptimal; consider validating assumptions or using another method
If the assumptions are not met, the "results may be suboptimal." You should consider validating the assumptions or using a method that does not require these specific assumptions.
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