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Chapter 14: Multiple Regression, predictors. Also as before, we save for other texts a focus on the behind-the-scenes mathematics; our goal is to conceptually explore the methods of using and understanding multiple regression. Having offered this caveat, however, doesn’t free us from taking just a little bit of a look at some of the math that power these types of models.

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,Gefahren, Mitspieler & Merkwürdigkeiten,hen behaving accordingly. A program is nothing more or less than a series of instructions telling a computer what to do. As I have mentioned, R is both functional and objected-oriented, so every R program consists of function calls that operate on objects.

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,Ma?nahmenziele und Ma?nahmen bearbeiten,r, supposing our eight samples are independent, is 1 – (.95). = 0.7621731 which is rather high. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) compares three or more means simultaneously, thereby controlling the error rate to the nominal 0.05.

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Udo Bub,Klaus-Dieter Wolfenstettererts maintains the language. R is accurate, produces excellent graphics, has a variety of built-in functions, and is both a functional language and an object-oriented one. There are (literally) thousands of contributed packages available to R users for specialized data analyses.

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,Ma?nahmenziele und Ma?nahmen bearbeiten,at once required laborious and error-prone hand calculations could be programmed into the computer, saving time and increasing accuracy. We have already used simulations for some demonstrations. In this chapter, we will discuss modern robust alternatives to the standard statistical techniques we discussed in ..