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What is the proper test to determine whether the coefficients of variables in the same linear regression model are different from each other? Specifically, the variables I am referring to are different levels of a categorical variable and the coefficients may be close enough t...
Both Y, A1 and A2 can be fitted to cubic relationships as the sample units change (Please check the below fig.). Initially, I predicted Y through multiple regression analysis using A1, A2 and their interaction term, and found that the residuals were small, but there ...
to use time-dependent variables to represent the number of days on treatment, to minimise the potential for survival or immortality time bias i.e. must survive to get a drug. I have expanded my data set to create several time points per individual and used a variable to determine whether ...
Performing data preparation operations, such as scaling, is relatively straightforward for input variables and has been made routine in Python via the Pipeline scikit-learn class. On regression predictive modeling problems where a numerical value must be predicted, it can also be critical to scale an...
regression's coefficients for mixed combination of variables.After each regression another variable should be added to the regression so In the end I'll get a list that present the coefficients per a regrssion.I would like to allow only 1-4 variables in each regression. Here is my sample ...
I am using logistic regression to predict the presence/absence of red-cockaded woodpeckers. I have five continuous independent variables: AGE (mean age of forest stand), CANCOV (percent canopy cover), GROCOV (percent ground cover), AREA (size of stand in hectares), ...
I then did a regression on all variables (in R): I understand the concept of dummy variables and always omitting one of them, which R does for you automatically. I haven't tried to optimize this model yet. But, I can see that GenderFemale is not statistically signi...
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The most common method of test autocorrelation is the Durbin-Watson test. Without getting too technical, the Durbin-Watson is a statistic that detects autocorrelation from aregression analysis. The Durbin-Watson always produces a test number range from 0 to 4. Values closer to 0 indicate a great...