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Comparing two or more models fit to a common data set. It can be part of the process of "model selection".

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Comparing nested models for fixed main effect when there are interactions

I have a linear mixed model, which uses a multiply imputed dataset. I saw that LRT could be used to assess Fixed effect significance in linear mixed model. I used ...
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How to interpret model fit in posterior predictive checks between two models that both capture the observations in its 1sigma?

I have two models aimed at explaining a single observed measurement $x_{obs}$: Simple Model with 26 parameters $f_1(\theta)$. Complex Model with 31 parameters $f_2(\theta)$. Both models are assumed ...
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How to Compare Binary Classifiers with Similar but Different Labels

I am interested in understanding the best way to compare two binary classifiers with similar but different labeling strategies. Here is the synopsis: I am building a classifier to predict when a ...
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Do MCMC chain lengths affect model comparison?

Say I have two Bayesian regression models fit to the the same data. For whatever reason, the second model takes longer to converge, so I run the MCMC sampling chain twice as long for the second model ...
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How to perform data-driven choice of sample size

Say I want to compare the result of 2 regression model. One is the reference model and the second one is the new model, which I want to know if it performs better. Each model is evaluated with the ...
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Comparing GLMM with LMM with -2*log-likelihood

Is it possible/recommended to compare the -2*Log-Likelihood (-2LL) value of a Generalized Linear Mixed Model (GLMM) against the -2LL value (and/or AIC/AICC/BIC) of a Linear Mixed Model (LMM) with the ...
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Model comparison for nested regression models that are not symbolically nested

Say I have two nested models and I want to compare them, but they are parameterized differently so that no simple constraint (i.e., setting coefficients to 0) on the larger model corresponds exactly ...
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Bayesian: Formally comparing prior and posterior distributions

Consider Bayesian inference in the regression model: $$ \begin{align*} y &= \beta_0+\beta_1x_1+\beta_2x_2 + \varepsilon \\ \varepsilon &\sim \mathcal{N}(0,\sigma^2) \end{align*}$$ Suppose we ...
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Confused about the results of a mixed effect model

I have a dataset of two continuous muscle activity levels A and B. I hypothesized that B is linearly correlated to A which is confirmed by a simple correlation test. And I have two categorical factors:...
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Compare estimates between non-nested mixed-effects models

I have two mixed-effect linear regression models, both fit on the same same data and same outcome, but with slightly different predictors. Is there a way to compare (i.e., generate a p-value for the ...
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Comparing Models with Unequal Sample Sizes

I have performed an association analysis where I have associatiated several different perdictor variables to a dependent variable. For each predictor, I run two models and compare them via the ...
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ML V REML for Hypothesis Testing

I am curious about doing hypothesis testing with REML values via a likelihood ratio test, or whatever test would make sense for REML values, but these two highly upvoted answers to existing cross ...
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How to compare two PMF generating functions?

I have two functions $f$ and $g$ that map an input vector $x_i$ to a probability mass function. For example: $$ x_i = [0,1,2] \\\\ f(x_i) \rightarrow [0.1, 0.3, 0.2, 0.2, 0.2] \\\\ g(x_i) \...
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Calculate weight for GLM-quasi poisson model

I am running several models with the quasi-Poisson family. I am looking at data from vulture restaurants. Vulture count was modelled at each site as a function of either a linear or quadratic effect ...
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Likelihood ratios not distributed as a chi2 distribution with the correct dof (Wilks' theorem)

I perform Bayesian inference on a mixture model such that $\mu$ is the mixture weight for a feature in the mixture $p(x | \mu, \theta) = \mu p_{f}(x|\theta) + (1-\mu)p_{nf}(x|\theta)$ I have prior $p(\...
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Measurement invariance and latent mean comparison between 3 groups

I performed an Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) followed by a Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) in R, successfully assessing the model fit using indices such as TLI, CFI, RMSEA for a two-factor ...
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Testing difference between two models using WAIC and degrees of freedom of WAIC

I am conducting Bayesian penalised regression, horseshoe specifically, in R using the bayesreg package see here. One model is nested within the other, i.e. to the second model I have simply used all ...
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GAMLSS - How to adjust AIC for log-transformation of variables [duplicate]

I have one GAMLSS model in which the independent and dependent variable are on the natural scale, and a second model in which both variables have been log-transformed. How do I adjust the AIC of the ...
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Comparison of two different models with different variables

How to compare two models at two levels? For example, I want to model crime events at two levels (streets and census tracts). The models are logistic regression for the streets (occurrence of crime) ...
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Interpretation Comparison Bayesian Models with Leave-One-Out Cross Validation

I'm currently working on comparing two Bayesian linear models using the brms package in R, with a dataset of 400 participants. The models differ in that one ...
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Comparing Adjusted $R^2$ Between Totally Different Models

I'm curious as to what extent adjusted $R^2$ can be used to compare models. If I had two different data sets and completely different models for both data sets, could I say something like the the ...
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Computing Bayesian model averaged posteriors

The Bayesian model averaged posterior predictive distribution for new data $\tilde{y}$ given training data $y$, across a set of $M$ models $\mathcal{D} = \{D_{1}, ..., D_{M}\}$, is defined as: \begin{...
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Linear mixed models with and without interactions

Here is the context: I asked two types of questions 8 times (8 "sessions" with 2 questions, each question has a "number" i.e. whether it is the first or second question asked, and ...
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Compatibility of two atom spectra

I've measured in laboratory the wavelength of the emission lines of an unknown element. I now have these values in a set (called x) along with their relative errors. Now I need to compare my ...
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Is comparing the AIC of a Bayesian and a frequentist model right?

I’m trying to fit a general linear model where the dependant variable is a probability. It is zero-inflated and continuous, then following the advice here blog of Ben Bolker, I separated my data pool ...
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Significantly different pseudo R2 values

In a project I'm participating in, the Nagelkerke R2 value from a logistic regression model is used to compare the performance of a set of scores in explaining some binary data. The regression is ...
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Is it ok to restrict data to uncensored patient in order to compare models

I have read this answer already "removing-censored-observation". I understand that removing censored data induce a bias in the analysis. But I have somehow a specific case. I am just ...
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Using McNemar’s test to compare binary classifiers

I am evaluating multiple ML models which are performing the same binary classification task on the same dataset with the same train-val-test split. I am now looking to compare these models and since ...
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What method should be used to compare fit of different GAMs?

I am building GAMs of the following form (using R's mgcv notation) and would like to compare the fit between each model. ...
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How to determine the best fitted model by AIC between lm(y~x),lm(log(y)~x), drc(y~x) in R

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Diebold-Mariano test for one-step forecasts using Mean Absolute Scaled Error

This is my first time doing time series forecasting, so I am sorry for any inconsistencies in my question. But I have two different models that I want to compare. On Wikipedia, I read about Mean ...
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P-Hacking concern: How valid is it to take statistically significant linear models from two different datasets and compare their coefficients?

I was wondering what if the following process can be considered p value hacking or just bad statistical practice. What I currently have are two subsets of one large parent dataset. These subsets are ...
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Metrics for comparring multiple models

I am building logistic regression models of some data to test a hypothesis and using cross-validation for each one. The cross-valdiation takes place within different subjects (mice in this case) of ...
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Model comparison: with raw or normalized data?

I have developed a index of drug addiction risk whose formula is Index = 1/log10(a_given_variable). The raw values of the calculated ...
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Comparing models with main effects and interactions

I have two models: Model 1: Only contains independent variable $x$, while $x$ is non-significant. Model 2: Contains $x$, $m$, and $x * m$, and $x * m$ is significant. How could I illustrate this ...
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Which test is appropriate when testing between nested groups

Imagine that we want to analyze the outcome of a variable $Y$. The variable $Y$ represents the number of test passed, going from 1 to 7. I want to know if $Y$ varies among different groups, for ...
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Testing a multifactor asset pricing model against another one

I have a sample of $(Y_{i,t},X_{1,i,t},X_{2,i,t})$ for $i=1,\dots,N$ and $t=1,\dots,T$. I want to figure out which data generating process (DGP) it comes from, DGP1 or DGP2. DGP1: $$ Y_{i,t}=\lambda_0+...
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Interactions in regression and choosing appropriate model?

I’m running the following regression model, where MR is a continuous predictor and grade, gender, and race are all categorical. DV~MR + grade + gender + race I’m also interested in how the 3 ...
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Comparing the output distribution of two ML models

Consider a regression task (e.g. predicting house prices) with a given train and test sets. We start with constructing a linear regression model, in which we assume $y_i=X^T\beta+\epsilon$ with $E[\...
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Regression model with good p-values but bad error

Suppose there is some data and all assumptions for regression are met. I fit 2 regression models now: Case 1: Regression model where all coefficients have significant $p$ values but overall the model ...
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Why don't deep learning-based computer vision studies utilize statistical tests for comparisons? [closed]

Many readers familiar with scientific articles in the field of deep learning-based computer vision might have observed a common practice: the absence of statistical significance tests for comparing ...
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BIC model comparison [closed]

My go/nogo task was recorded in 4 blocks, each with a new set of cue images, with the learning and therefore the Q-values being reset at the beginning of each block. I have fitted different versions ...
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why are models compared over multiple datasets?

I cannot clearly understand why models are compared across multiple datasets. What practical problems do they aim to solve? Especially, in several papers, models are compared using datasets that are ...
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Compare non-linear model parameter estimates between two groups with random effects

I have a treatment (2 groups) for which I want to compare parameter estimate of a sigmoid curve (i.e., do any of the three parameters differ significantly between my two treatment group). I am ...
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How is it possible to compare powers of normality tests?

The famous paper [1] compares the power of several normality tests. Regardless of its result, my immediate question is, "How is that even possible?" Well, the definition of power in this ...
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Comparison of regression coefficients, same y but two different X versions

I've seen versions of this question but not specifically answering the question of a statistical test to compare the beta coefficients for two independent variables (x1, x2) but the same dependent ...
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De Longs test on ROC curves?

I have two different ROC curves for Model A and B. I wanted to calculate the DeLongs test to identify the statisical significance of the difference between the model. model_A_tpr = [0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, ...
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How to compare fitted survival model with covariates vs. Kaplan-Meier?

How would one ideally compare fitted survival models with covariates vs. a Kaplan-Meier with a goal of getting an idea of whether the survival model describes the data well. E.g. in an example like ...
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Predictive Diagnostic, Comparison of simulated data with observed data

The question is quite abstract, so I display it with only the essential information. Suppose that we have three models $B_{1}, B_{2}$ and $F_{3}$. The $B_{1}, B_{2}$ are Bayesian models and the $F_{3}$...
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Trying to understand the theory behind my similar / better results than XGBoost using a calibrated linear model (GAM)

I just opened a discussion on reddit asking about why/how the calibrated linear models I've been training have been getting similar / better results than XGBoost in my experiments. I was told to cross ...
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