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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-79770-6dictors whose values represent the expected value of the response variable, given the predictors. In the classical paradigm, the outcome variable is assumed to be continuous and normally distributed, and the coefficients of the linear predictor are estimated by least squares.

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Knowledge Modelling for Statistical Consultation Systems; Two Empirical Studiesf course, one could design a support system based on knowledge acquisition with a single expert. However, we preferred to consider first how serious the problem of individual differences is. Ultimately, this is an empirical question.

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Introduction to Stream Data Management,ctions rely on a recently developed device driver [3] for a portable and nearly device-independent system for algorithm animation [2]. We foresee application of our approach by anyone interested in exploring the power of animation techniques for data analysis.

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