Perguntas com a marcação «contingency-tables»

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Por que Anova () e drop1 () forneceram respostas diferentes para os GLMMs?

Eu tenho um GLMM do formulário: lmer(present? ~ factor1 + factor2 + continuous + factor1*continuous + (1 | factor3), family=binomial) Quando uso drop1(model, test="Chi"), obtenho resultados diferentes dos que utilizo Anova(model, type="III")na embalagem do carro ou summary(model). Estes dois...

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Por que um modelo estatístico superajustaria se recebesse um grande conjunto de dados?

Meu projeto atual pode exigir que eu construa um modelo para prever o comportamento de um determinado grupo de pessoas. o conjunto de dados de treinamento contém apenas 6 variáveis ​​(id é apenas para fins de identificação): id, age, income, gender, job category, monthly spend em que monthly...

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