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Let $S = \{ w \in \mathbb{R}^3 : w_1 + w_2 + w_3 = 1,; w_i \ge 0 \}$ be the standard 2-simplex. Consider the transformation $$ T(w_1, w_2, w_3) = (w_1, w_2^p, w_3), $$ not followed by a ...
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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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My question is about the implications of the violation of homoscedasticity/linearity for multiple linear regression. I have tried to find the answer in multiple sources but could not figure it out. I ...
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I have around 500 observations with a binary outcome at 25% prevalence and will be building an internally validated prediction model. I want to use splines to model non linearity in my continuous ...
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I have read some of the existing non-linear correlation analyses such are Maximal Information Coefficient (MIC) and Distance Correlation, both of them don't tell us about how the correlation is shaped ...
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The Ramsey RESET test uses the fitted value of y to test nonlinearity, for example: $$ y_i=x_i\beta+\epsilon $$ $$ \hat{y_i}=x_ib $$ $$ y_i=x_i\beta+\gamma\hat{y}^2_i+u_i $$ Test if $\gamma=0$ Why do ...
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Relevant context: epidemiologists define an outbreak according to six defined stages (investigation, recognition, initiation, acceleration, deceleration, and preparation). From a local perspective, it ...
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Why don't we consider nonlinear estimators for the parameters of linear regression models? says that LASSO is a non-linear estimator. I think LASSO has a solution via matrix multiplication. I don'...
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I am trying to understand the following issue. The reason we use activation functions such as sigmoid,tanh or relu in neural networks is to obtain a nonlinear combination of input features ( x's). My ...
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I have fit a logistic regression where the response variable is binary - whether an interview candidate got the position or not - and the independent variables are a combination of continuous, ...
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I'm a bit stuck with a problem here and any kind of help would help a lot :) Just to give a clue about my data. I have 6 independant variables (IV) which are: $X_1$ = Population -within a block- $X_2$...
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I would like to know what is the specific term given to this case, or how is this justified in technical words: x1 is not correlated to y but x2 which is correlated to x1 is correlated to y.
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While there are numerous methods in exploring relation between x and y upon receiving a new dataset. Yet it seems I can't find any conclusive guide as of the sequence of analysis, e.g. do correlation ...
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I have a dataset with low and non-linearly correlated variables and I am interested in assessing the relations between the Independent Variable (IV) and Dependent Variable (DV), however I am not able ...
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