Regression Analysis

Linear regression, linear models, nonlinear regression
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Calculate multiple regression with canonical correlation analysis
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Fizz
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Questions regarding cox regression
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198
perhexilline
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Testing variables for confounding
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215
hlsmith
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distance from expected in terms of standard deviations
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151
GQElvie
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Is it necessary to check for multicollinearity of explanatory variables in logistic regression?
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425
Zaylo
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Results interpretation 3 or more dummy variable
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232
noetsi
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Gaussian process and Gaussian regression
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177
noetsi
spunky
Heterodastic thread on heteroskedasticity
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308
spunky
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Multinomial Logistic Regression
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228
obh
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Comparing the performance of various Cox models on a given data set
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89
HueyFreeman
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Adequate subsample size to represent sample regression
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152
toasapre
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Odds ratio
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163
Dason
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Excel 95 % confidence interval
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325
Dason
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Comparing change with quadratic term in regression.
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179
IzaacAU
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Converting linear regression estimates to percentages?
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3
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139
obh
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Difference between Mann-Kendall and Pearsons Correlation to obtain p-value
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162
luchins
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Multinomial Logistic Regression
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176
wawii
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Linear regression in genetics, interactions
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182
weter700
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Multinomial Logistic Regression - when to exclude predictor
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5
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291
obh
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Understanding the significance of my logistic regression model
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3
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281
ondansetron
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Asking simple linear regression testing
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195
obh
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Logistic regression
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435
obh
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WLS Confidence interval
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JohnTaccos
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What is the difference between R-squared and Pearson correlation coefficient?
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188
GretaGarbo
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F test not significant but coefficients are
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15
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553
obh
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Simple regression between 2 variables using an average
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107
batman1
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Using change scores in the independent variable in quadratic regression
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152
Catherine
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spatial regression with (partly) overlapping areas
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263
GIS_User
noetsi
Overdispersion/ unobserved heterogenity in logistic regression.
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noetsi
hlsmith
Continous (Ordinal) Outcome with Middle Group as Target
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5
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267
hlsmith
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How to continue raw data for Forcasting ~ Holts-Winter
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178
Bre
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Regression and ANOVA
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207
Karabiner
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Regression coefficient and SE = 0
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7
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286
GretaGarbo
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Logistics Regression and Decision Tree produced Different results
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176
hlsmith
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Analysis for a Cluster RCT
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119
Epi and Stats
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Very High P Values in Neurofeedback
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4
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335
hlsmith
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Variance of indivudial variables in multiple regression
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522
noetsi
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Comparing categories of a independent variable in logistic regression
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176
0.05
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The deriviation of liu estimator
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192
nano
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Difference in differences estimation using a regression
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393
BenedictT
kiton
Modeling cancer incidence rates
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515
ondansetron
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Help about PCA in SPSS
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173
HBHB
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High values for independent variables
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270
hlsmith
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principal component two parameter estimator
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185
nano
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General questions related to statistics
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283
alia123
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Using logit with linear regression analysis
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154
rkfischer
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Two-way interactions in Three-way interactions model?
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160
sjminn
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linear model of the relationship between two quantitative variables in which the slope coefficient is non-zero.
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254
Erika_Hammerl246
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What all variables should be scaled while doing multiple regression?
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204
shivam.verma
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Basic doubt - dummy code vs. hierarchical model
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224
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