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In the beginning the calibrate.lm() function worked perfect to do the inverse prediction. Now it gives me this error: Only one independent variable allowed I tried a lot of other options but a las! ...
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I'm performing an IPD meta-analysis, and need to fit my models with study-specific variances (which is why I need to fit with nlme::gls instead of lm. I'm looking at effect modification, so the ...
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I’m forecasting a time-series economic indicator using a regression of percentage growth on lagged growth and another indicator’s growth. My current model is: lm(g_s ~ g_s_l1 + dlog_trnS) However, ...
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There is an example given by Benjamin Schlegel, how to use the predicts() function from the glm.predict package for ordinal and multinomial logistic regression. That is the example he gives on his ...
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I have three panel data tables A, B, and C with the following structure: Index: date Columns: stock codes (e.g., S1, S2, ...) Example structure of each table: date S1 S2 20100101 1 2 20100102 3 4 ...
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I have a practical question. I am working with count data and apply ZINB regression due to its structure. My dataset has 174 observations. And for one of my hypothesis I split my sample into two ...
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I want to test the probability that a parent feeds one offspring depending on the effect of two predictive variables. I defined my response variable as cbind(feeds_per_offspring, (all_feeds - ...
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I’m training an XGBRegressor on GPU and it fits successfully, but predict() fails depending on whether the input at prediction time is a NumPy array vs a pandas DataFrame (or whether I move between ...
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I am performing a redundancy analysis using rms::redun() in R. My model includes an interaction between a binary treatment variable and a restricted cubic spline of a continuous variable: treatment * ...
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I’m building a regression model that predicts the final number of vehicles booked for a ferry trip. Each training row represents the state of bookings for a given trip N days before departure. Example ...
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I have the following R code that performs a multinomial logistic regression. When scaling birthweight from grams (original data) to kg (more similar scale as other variables and easier interpretation) ...
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I have a dataset with around 10,000 continuous variables (gene abundances) in 200 samples, and also some parameters of these samples (e.g., pH). I am trying to see if there are any genes whose ...
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How should I handle a mass-point in the dependent variable when running OLS regression in R? I’m working with a a household expenditure dataset (Living Costs 2019) where the dependent variable is the ...
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I am trying to generate an ARIMA process with statsmodels. I tried already different combinations but nothing works. There is also nothing in the documentation that could solve my problem. The ...
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I want to use deming regression for the calculation of a linear function between two variables which both have measurement errors. In addition, I have to assume that the regression goes through the ...
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