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AIC stands for the Akaike Information Criterion, which is one technique used to select the best model from a class of models using a penalized likelihood. A smaller AIC implies a better model.

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Suppose I was given a data set, say, golf, in the form of an MLR model. Given that best subset selection is choosing the top 5 best models of each size, how would ...
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I am modeling count data with a non-Poisson distribution and potential zero inflation in glmmTMB. I am using different distributions and zero inflation specifications, including Conway Maxwell Poisson,...
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The equation for AIC is $$\mathrm{AIC} = n\ln(\mathrm{MSE})+2k$$ where:   $n ={}$number of observations   $\mathrm{MSE} ={}$mean squared error   $k ={}$number of parameter estimates The way I ...
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Section 9.1 of Forecasting: Principles and Practice (2nd edition) by Hyndman & Athanasopoulos considers regression with ARMA errors where the regression error $\eta_t$ is modelled as an ARMA ...
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I'm interested in calculating AIC/BIC for group elastic net models. I've found formulas for the degrees of freedom for the the elastic net (Degrees of Freedom in Lasso Problems) and for the group ...
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I am in the position of having a time series data set that I can model well using either a Autoregressive Fractionally Integrated Moving Average (ARFIMA) or an ARIMA model. I'm asking for ways to ...
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I am fairly new to more complex statistics and I'm trying to get my head round appropriate variable selection methods including Lasso shrinkage, so would really appreciate any help and guidance ...
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My question relates to the comparison of candidate models for which their parameter estimates have been produced with different methods and R packages. As a fictive example, the MASS (continuous ...
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I have a model set with 36 candidate models and 4 models with an AIC less than or equal to 2.0. I do not want to model average because I don't think my candidate set really fits in with the caveats ...
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The problem I have is selecting among non-nested models for count data (GAM, GLM, segmented) fitted with quasipoisson (dispersion c-hat < 1, sometimes << 1). Conway-Maxwell-Poisson (CMP) ...
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I’m currently working on multiple regression analyses with a small sample (n = 36), using multiple imputation via the mice package in R (5 imputed datasets). The ...
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There are many resources explaining why automatic variable selection is bad (e.g. here). Regarding the selection of $p$, $d$, $q$ parameters in ARIMA models, the Hyndman-Khandakar algorithm combines ...
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In a quasipoisson model there is no AIC, but but a quasi-AIC can be calculated: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69615117/akaike-criterion-aic-for-quasi-poisson-models Is it possible to use this, ...
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The quantity of a toxic metal in the urine (Y) is measured at a number of times (T) after the material was accidentally inhaled by an individual. A pharmacokinetic (PK) model is used to predict the ...
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tl;dr: I'm trying to understand what the role of AIC in mediation analysis is, and how to choose between different models - a simple regression, and path analysis that include mediation. Should this ...
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