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Dummy coding for contrasts: 0,1 vs. 1,-1
I'm seeking your help in understanding the difference between two different contrasts for dichotomous variables.
On this page:
http://www.psychstat.missouristate.edu/multibook/mlt08.htm
under ...
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Multiple Regression questions (restricted regression, dummy variables)
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Model 1: $Y=X_1\beta_1+\varepsilon$
Model 2: $Y=X_1\beta_1+X_2\beta_2+\varepsilon$
(a) Suppose that Model 1 is true. If we estimates OLS estimator $b_1$ for $\beta_1$ in Model 2, what will ...
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Getting rid of a huge categorical factor in multiple regression
I have a large regression problem with a lot of cases, but relatively few independent variables. One of them is a categorical factor with thousands of levels. Robust regression runs forever. In some ...
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Significance testing for different groups in multiple regression with dummy-coded interaction variables
Consider a multiple regression predicting outcome Y using a continuous predictor P and an interaction between ...
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Nominal data multiple regression analysis
I have been given the following data and am supposed to build a multiple regression model to be able to predict the price of a car:
Price of Car - SPSS Measurement = Scale
Mileage of Car - SPSS ...
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ANOVA or Regression? 1 Continuous factor & 1 Categorical factor with continuous response variables
I have 1 categorical factor (3 treatments) and 1 continuous factor (weight) and then I have 5 continuous response variables.
From what I have read, I should not use a two way ANOVA as one of the ...
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Should I use ANCOVA or multiple regression with dummy variables?
I am writing a manuscript using an experimental design which predicts interactions between 1 continuous variable and multiple dichotomous variables, all predicting a continuous variable. As is ...
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Significant regression for the dichotomised predictor variable and not the continuous version of a predictor variable?
I am interested in examining the association between cardiorespiratory fitness and PCA derived dietary pattern scores in 264 adolescents. My cardiorespiratory fitness predictor is vo2max, and my ...
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Categorical predictor variables in multiple regression?
Can I run multiple regression with mostly categorical independent variables? I'd appreciate some examples to cite this approach as one of my reviewers is insisting that I justify the use of multiple ...
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Independent categorical variables and multiple regression with numeric dependent variables
Firstly I am very very new to stats...
I am trying to find a relationship between a dependent numeric factor and have 6 nominal, 1 ordinal and 4 numeric independents.
I have been using the category ...
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Dealing with a categorical variable that can take multiple levels simultaneously
I recently posted a question with many parts and I'd like to focus in on just one issue that I didn't emphasize in the original post.
My data is a list of records, each one representing an ...
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Is it appropriate to do a multiple logistic regression where both the dependent and independent variables are binary?
Is it appropriate to do a multiple logistic regression where both the dependent and independent variables are binary?
Or, can I only use simple logistic regression?
What's the difference between ...
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Categorical fixed effect w/ 3 levels in LMER
I have a categorical fixed effect with 3 levels that I'm trying to enter into an LME.
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Multiple regression with categorical variables
I have a data set with 3 continuous variables and 3 categorical variables. I know that I have to create dummy variables for categorical variables but I am wondering if it is a must to do that for all ...
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Difference between two separate multiple regression analyses and one combined using dummy variables [duplicate]
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Should I run separate regressions for every community, or can community simply be a controlling variable in an aggregated model?
I have a SPSS model output with fixed ...
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Should I run separate regressions for every community, or can community simply be a controlling variable in an aggregated model?
I am running an OLS model with a continuous asset index variable as the DV. My data is aggregated from three similar communities in close geographic proximity to one another. Despite this, I thought ...
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Does a huge difference in the number of observations in a dummy variable influence its regression result?
I'm currently working on my thesis where I performed a multiple linear regression. The analysis is basically about the impact of projects. Among other independent variables I have the dummy variable ...
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Assessing the effect of adding a variable using stepwise forward logistic regression using Stata?
I'd really appreciate help using Stata to perform a manual stepwise forward logistic regression.
I have 37 biologically plausible, statistically significant categorical variables linked to disease ...