Partial Least Square(PLS) Regression using SPSS with Graphical Output

Partial Least Square(PLS) Regression using SPSS with Graphical Output:
Partial least squares (PLS) regression is a technique that reduces the predictors to a smaller set of uncorrelated components and performs least squares regression on these components, instead of on the original data.
I have clearly explained the PLS Regression with an example.
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Dear Sir, thank you for your brief and direct presentation

[@temesgengashaw9276]

Dear Dr Kumar
I really enjoyed with your explanation. How can I download the PLS extension for PLSR model? Thank you in advance.

[@niamhpatterson2468]

Thanks for this. I am not getting a graph when I do this, I have all the tables but no graphical output, any ideas why? I followed everything you did.

[@danielasamoahbrempong4161]

Thank you for the video. Please how best can I estimate the mean from a five-point Likert scale? Is it appropriate to add: 1+2+3+4+5 = 15/5 to get a mean of 3? Assume that I have transformed the ordinal data to interval and I want to conduct a one-sample t-test using this test mean of 3. Is this appropriate? Thank you.