Questions tagged [r]
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high-dimensional multivariate regression with R
think of the following data:
two z-standardized dependent variables = continuous (here, both reflect a deviation of age but in different tissues)
many predictors for a rather small data set, possibly ...
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randomforest with global monotonicity constraint in R [closed]
Is anyone aware of an R package (derived from randomForest I suppose) that imposes global monotonicity constraints for certain features? Thanks!
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Hourly forecast [closed]
I am trying to forecast hourly Oil prediction based on each product. The data is from 04-01-2018 to 14-01-2020. I used frequency 24.The problem is that data is irregular like some days are missing due ...
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Which model should I use for ordinal data if one or some variables violate equal slopes
I have running the data for an experiment. There are 3 independent variables in my data namely "Rhyme", "Meter"
and "Lexicality" all with 2 levels (0/1) respectively. Based on these parameters the ...
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Unknown change point mixture model in JAGS
I'm trying to fit a bivariate unknown change point mixed model data comparable to the one described by Wang & McArdle, 2008 (DOI: 10.1080/10705510701758265).
I want to model a linear trend before ...
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Different PLS model when using plsr() function in R or Minitab PLS regression menu
I have a PLS model made in R with plsr() function (from package pls); I have chosen the right number of components with cross ...
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how can i calculate p value of data set in R? [closed]
i have given data set of miRNA sequence raw read counts. want to analyze data set using p value. How can i calculate p value of given data set?
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Does anyone know how to perform close returns plot?
How to do Close returns plot in time series? I have to plot time series problems using close returns plot but i cannot find some books to help me find the basic how-tos. a material i have found is
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Simulations using correlated random numbers from Multivariate Normal and fat-tailed distributions
This question makes use of the LaplacesDemon package in R, but it is not a coding question, so I believe this is the most appropriate forum.
First, the unsurprising results. I generate k correlated ...
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LMM model with nested design and random slopes: how to fit the autocorrelation term?
I am currently running a linear mixed model with a nested design and random slopes.
For example, let's imagine some monthly captures of wild rabbits in kilograms in 5 sites during 21 years:
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Personality analysis using quanteda
In bibliography there is a way to calculate the big five personality factors using LIWC lexicon.
I use quanteda to calculate the score for the five factor using the variables from LIWC such as:
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Determining Profit for 150 different Treatments Types
My objective is to show which treatment or group of treatments was most successful at generating profit.
I have a data.frame with about 7 million observations.
Each of these observations could ...
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How to compute Variability Independent of the Mean (VIM)
Although I find this reading regarding the interpretation of the Coefficent of Variation (CoV) very interesting, I did not found hints regarding the Variability Independent of the Mean (VIM) which is ...
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Is it similar to but trt*period in a model as to compare each treatment to each period in a one way anova?
I want to know if there is any difference between the periods for each treatment. Baseline is included as a covariate.Should this give the same results? I know lmer include a random effect and lm ...
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Probability of not drawing a set of numbers from distribution
I'm running a simulation where random variates are drawn from a negative binomial distribution, with size s and mean mu. I need ...
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classification with rpart: why my confusion Matrix is not working?
I have a data set of 699 rows and in the exercise I'm working on it is requested to generate a training set of 300 observations. The rest will be the test set. I write all the possible information in ...
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The lines on my scatterplot for ANCOVA results doesn't look right, personal error or model error?
I ran an ANCOVA model, to test the effect of treatment on the relationship between two continuous variables (elephant number and plant density) - please see more details in my last question (What ...
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Two way repeated measures with baseline and multiple time-points
We have a repeated measures experiment. Each person had their temperature measured once before, and every minute (for 15 minutes) after two different interventions.
As each of the two different ...
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Pooled panel regression with group-wise clustering by time
How can I compute t-statistics for the coefficients of the pooled panel regression model below such that I account for group-wise clustering by time?
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Y_{it} = \alpha + \beta x_{it} + \epsilon_{it}
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how to interpret the smoothed effect of time in GAMM models
I have recently taken a plunge into the world of Generalized Additive Mixed Models (GAMMs) after learning that including the quadratic and cubic fixed and random effects of time to understand students'...
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Neighborhood matrix in spatio-temporal model
I am attempting to create a neighborhood matrix (poly2nb in spdep) in R to use either for a GAM or an INLA.
As I have spatio-...
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Which model to use for analyzing complex survey data (Regression, Random Forest …) [duplicate]
I have a sample of $15,000$ households (survey on households' expenditures) of which only 3% have zero consumption. I would like to explain electricity expenditures (Elec_exp_hh) by total household ...
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Meta-Analysis without a Control Group
I am conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis which is investigating health-related quality of life in a particular patient population. I am having difficulties with conducting the meta-...
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How to best display the distribution of a large dataset with many outliers? [duplicate]
I have a very large data set (~300'000 data points) and a subset of it (6000 data points), which shows the difference of travel time [in seconds] of agents before and after a road closure. I want to ...
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Equivalence testing with multiple means in R
I have a question regarding equivalence testing with multiple means in R.
Let's say I create a sample dataset, in which I perform a test on 4 different timepoints:
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.npz files in Survival analysis [closed]
So basically I have to predict remaining time for a lung cancer patient based on features that have clinical.csv and radimoics.csv,and images that contains alot of .npz files with .npy scan and mask.
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One year of daily data - Holt Winters
I am doing basically my first forecasting model in R and I have some questions. I used Airbnb data available from this Kaggle project: https://www.kaggle.com/airbnb/seattle
I had to use statistic ...
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Quantile Plot in RMS::orm [migrated]
I'm not sure if this question is more pertinent to CrossValidated or StackOverflow. I'm happy to migrate it if necessary.
I'm trying to reproduce the plots from Roger Koenker's quantile regression ...
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GARCH mean parameter estimation in R (rugarch)
I cannot seem to figure out how rugarch calculates the parameter $\mu$ when fitting a specific model
For example:
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How can I count the number of value changes in a column in R? [closed]
I am trying to count the number of times a value changes in a column, but not necessarily the number of unique values. For example in this list of numbers, there are four value changes (starts with ...
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How do I analyze a three factor ANOVA without replication in R?
This summer, I conducted a growth chamber experiment testing the effects of the projected climate change conditions on the growth and survival of newly germinated seedlings of Acadian forest tree ...
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Std. Error estimates in mixed model of a parallel group design with repeated measurements are not as I expected
I have multilevel data and I would like to use mixed effects linear model.
For each subject (sampleName variable), I have repeated measurements (...
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Fit unknown change point mixed model in JAGS [closed]
I'm new to JAGS and bayesian estimation and trying to fit a model described by Wang & McArdle (DOI: 10.1080/10705510701758265) in JAGS via R.
Here's my code:
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R² for a negative binomial regression model
I have been searching quite a while to find a useful way for calculating (an estimate for) the explained variance for a negative binomial regression model in R... Knowing that the "explained variance" ...
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Can I, and how do I, apply box-cox transformation if I only have mean and SD?
I am doing a meta-analysis of inflammatory markers, for which I have the means and SDs. Some distributions are skewed, and I don't have medians or other parameters, and was trying to get the data as ...
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Continuous continuous interaction term in R
My problem is visualising a regression I have made, but I am unsure on how to visualise it.
I have an interaction term both variables are continuous. What graphs can I use to accurately depict this ...
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Are there any exceptions assumed for linear relationships? [closed]
I have the following graph. It is a bit confusing for me to consider it as linear or non-linear. Can experts please give a review if it's linear then why and non-linear then why?
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Can I use the Anova (type II) to test significance in my negative binomial regression?
I have fitted a binomial regression (glm.nb using the MASS package) to my data.
I have two questions and would be very thankfull if you could answer any of them:
1a) Can I use the Anova (type II, ...
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Sine curve fit and model tunning using nls in R
I acquired data (motor adaptation =y in function of delays =t ) which I expect to look like a sine wave. I am trying (1) to fit a sine curve in my data and (2)to estimate the best model/parameters. I ...
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Which effects and which interactions are significant?
I'm performing an experiment with five main effects resp. 6-7 since these main effects influences are studied on 20 sensors (which can be grouped into 3 ...
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How to choose the best regression model
For my statistics analysis, I try to understand the variables that influence collaboration of Europese universities with china. At this point in time, de DV = Chinese publications/total publications ...
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What to use: linear glm wls etc?
This is probably a basic enough question.
What I want to achieve is a regression analysis of lapse rates on savings type policies. Say in one year person A withdraws 10 out of 100, and person B ...
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Can I use the Anova (type II) to test significance in my negative binomial regression? [duplicate]
I have fitted a binomial regression (glm.nb using the MASS package) to my data.
I have two questions and would be very thankfull if you could answer any of them:
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Can I use the Anova (type II, ...
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Sine curve fit using nls in R
I acquired data (motor adaptation $y$ as a function of delays $t$ ) which I expect to look like a sine wave. I am trying (1) to fit a sine curve in my data and (2) to estimate the best model/...
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Bootstrap in Design of Experiments [closed]
Does it make sense to perform bootstrap analysis for coefficients in a Design of Experiments data set, given that excluding treatments can introduce multicollinearity?
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Have I used the glm poisson model correctly?
I have a 3 way factorial experiment with the factors of watterlogging (waterlogged and non-waterlogged), cultivar(4 types) and phosphorus (P) rate (5 levels), and 4 reps. There was some damage due to ...
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Scale of time covariate in `corCAR1()` matters?
I'm running a bunch of GAM analyses on time series data (measurements of my own weight). Unlike many examples I see online, my data is not spaced evenly in time. In fact, time points can come minutes ...
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Calculating Ridge Regression Coefficients in R When Using K-fold Cross Validation [closed]
I'm trying to use k-fold cross-validation in creating a ridge regression model, but I'm not exactly sure how.
I'm using a code similar to the one linked here, but I can't seem to find the ...
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(How) do I need to account for censored data in LCMM?
I have a large dataset of within-individual repeated measures, where each participant has varying number of observations (multiple rows of data for each participant). Missing data is largeley non-...
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Relationship between Conditional R squared and random effect variance?
I have run a simple lmer with one fixed effect (day) and 3 random effects (athlete, infusion and sport). Model below.
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