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Explore Stack InternalFrom my econometrics training, it is called "residual standard error" because it is an estimate of the actual "residual standard deviation". See this related questionSee this related question that corroborates this terminology.
A Google search for the term residual standard error also shows up a lot of hits, so it is by no means an R oddity. I tried both terms with quotes, and both show up roughly 60,000 times.
From my econometrics training, it is called "residual standard error" because it is an estimate of the actual "residual standard deviation". See this related question that corroborates this terminology.
A Google search for the term residual standard error also shows up a lot of hits, so it is by no means an R oddity. I tried both terms with quotes, and both show up roughly 60,000 times.
From my econometrics training, it is called "residual standard error" because it is an estimate of the actual "residual standard deviation". See this related question that corroborates this terminology.
A Google search for the term residual standard error also shows up a lot of hits, so it is by no means an R oddity. I tried both terms with quotes, and both show up roughly 60,000 times.
From my econometrics training, it is called "residual standard error" because it is an estimate of the actual "residual standard deviation". See this related question that corroborates this terminology.
A Google search for the term residual standard error also shows up a lot of hits, so it is by no means an R oddity. I tried both terms with quotes, and both show up roughly 60,000 times.
