"With the value OF over 1"

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I'm just wondering if this is actually right?
The original context is
"In regard to obstacle factors, there will be 9 different question items in total. After three factors with a feature value of over 1 being extracted, and when R square is accumulated to or over 68.170% and factor loading of each single question item is over 0.5, references will be consulted in order to categorize each single factor as “content suitability barriers, ”personal barriers,” or “ situation barriers. "

Just wondering if it's right,

Thank you:)

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

chivalryJust wondering if it's right,

The whole text is too convoluted to determine correctness.

Chivalry · Answer

Mister Micawber chivalryJust wondering if it's right,The whole text is too convoluted to determine correctness.

But could you determine if this sort of expression is right-" Subject+verb+something(definitely numerically measurable) with a value of over 1"?

Thanks!:)

CalifJim · Answer

chivalrythree factors with a feature value of over 1

The 'of' is problematic. X has a value of 1. Y has a value of 2. It seems to work only for exactly named values.

X has a value of over 1. ???
X has a value of nearly 1. ???
X has a value of almost 1. ???

It seems borderline grammatical, but it sounds awkward. The better usage is probably something like:

X has a value greater than 1.

So I recommend three factors with a feature value greater than 1.

Why don't you say After ... are extracted. Why After ... being extracted? I would reword that if I were you.

CJ

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