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The error of an estimate or prediction is its deviation from the true value, which may be unobservable (e.g., regression parameters), or observable (e.g., future realizations). Use the [error-message] tag to ask about software errors.

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I fit an ARIMAX model on the data here (this is annual copepod phenology influenced by seasonality of water temperature). Here is my model formula: ...
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I would like to evaluate how well two experimental designs perform with the goal of parameter estimation. I'm generating 1000 simulated datasets for each design and fitting the same model to all of ...
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Frederick Mosteller's 50 Challenging Problems in Probability has a nice question I have not seen before, and I was wondering whether it could be extended. 49. Doubling your accuracy An unbiased ...
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I'm reading some lecture notes on High-Dimensional Statistics (https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.19244) and on page 59 I'm not able to follow the proof. The setup is this: we assume that data in the form of ...
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So, let's say I have 10 values with the following spread: $\text{standard deviation} = 2.5\text{ m}$ In order to check if 2.5m is valid for the claim 3m/3σ, do I calculate: $3m/3σ = 1m/1σ$ (So a ...
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We assume that there is a true function $f$ such that $y_i = f(x_i) + \varepsilon_i$. In any general regression setting, a common measure of the quality of the estimated true function, $\hat{f}$, is ...
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Suppose that I have missing values in one of my features, and there are missing values both in the train and test sets. I want to impute using the median of the observed features. Should I: A) ...
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I am beginning to read an Introduction to Statistical Learning (ISL). I'm reading the beginning of Chapter 2 Statistical Learning and I am confused on the difference between $\epsilon$ and $Var(\...
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I am estimating a Bivariate probit model using the GJRM package. From the model summary - theta = 0.897(0.886,0.908), tau = 0.709(0.694,0.724). I am looking into ways how to answer the correlation of ...
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I am working with some data containing estimates for different areas and their respective populations. The creators of the dataset first surveyed each location and used Monte Carlo simulation to ...
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I've checked this post where it is asked about the condition number for OLS as well. However, my question is more direct and conceptual, and less numerical. When reading the first pages of the paper ...
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When performing a linear regression on a dataset $(x_i,y_i)$ of size $N$, using the linear model $y(x)=β_0+β_1 x$, the covariance matrix of the estimated coefficients, intercept $\hat{β}_0$ and slope $...
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I am trying to get a better grasp of the theory of parameter estimation using different error models used in Phoenix NLME. The log additive model seems to perform better for my use case and I am ...
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I understand the differences between Gini Impurity and misclassification error, but I am curious if the following result that deals with the relationship between the two is true: Assume we have two ...
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