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The resulting PCA solution will represent only the mean structure or a particular aspect relevant to the chosen condition. Parafac and Parafac2 have been successfully applied to three- and four-mode gait waveform data. Whereas previous Parafac2 analyses used experimental gait data, this study presents a successful application to cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) deficient and healthy canine gait data that include incomparable waveforms. Our study focuses on (a) investigating differences and interconnections between the contralateral and ipsilateral limbs of the CCL-deficient dogs; (b) determining the interactions between joints and how they vary over the gait cycle and by waveforms; and (c) providing clinical diagnostic tools using the Parafac2 solution. 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