Questions tagged [multivariate-regression]
Regression with more than one response (dependent) variable.
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Testing for Heteroscedasticity of Multivariate Multiple Regression [closed]
I want to test for heteroscedasticity on a regression model with multiple dependent variables using R. I want to see if the indenpendent variable has an effect on the variance of all of the dependent ...
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Linear regresson with four values as input and two values as output
I have the following problem for a personal project of mine: I am solving a system of two differential equations that has 4 changing parameters. The output are two vectors of numbers. Let's say I am ...
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Multivariate regression vs. multiple univariate regression models
This is a naive question, but I am a little confused over the term "multivariate" regression. And note this question does not (to my knowledge) pertain to "multiple" regression.
When people use the ...
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thin-plate spline projection pursuit regression?
Is projection pursuit regression limited to univariate smoothing splines only? I am essentially looking for a multivariate ppr method. Is there such a method that searches for the most curved surfaces ...
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Default inferential methods for multivariate exploration or model checking
What are your default methods to explore or understand a multivariate relationship between let us say a fixed outcome $Y$ and a limited set of explanatory variables $X_i$ ($i=1,…,n$) (with $k$ not too ...
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multivariate linear regression without b_0 [duplicate]
I created a multivariate regression following the scheme
$$y = \beta_0 + \sum^n_{i=1}\beta_i*x_i$$
and got an average deviation ofaround 5%.
When I tried the regression without the $\beta_0$ I got a ...
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multi-response outcome: multivariate or univariate regression?
I have a dependent variable which represents participants' responses on 20 words, coded as 1 = correct , 0 = incorrect
Question: I am keeping the regression as univariate for now (as far as dependent ...
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multivariate normal distribution with mean vector 0 and covariance matrix Σ
I am newby in statistics and I have huge data with "p" variables and "n" samples. My data is a two dimensional matrix with "n" columns (each column is a sample) and "p" rows (each row is a variable). ...
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Suppression Effect or Something Else?
I am working on a project using multivariate regression where I have an independent binary variable exerting a non-significant effect on my dependent variable. However, upon inclusion of another ...
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Multivariate Out-of-Sample Evaluation
I have a question about multivariate hypothesis testing in out-of-sample evaluations.
Generally, let`s asssume we want to predict three different stock returns in a 1-month ahead forecasting setting. ...
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How to quantify the effect of one variable in a multivariate problem
I'm sitting here watching election returns and idly wondering whether it's possible, with 470 elections, to quantify the effect of a single variable--gender--when we know elections are influenced by ...
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Multivariate smoothing of sensor data?
I have a sensor signal with strong, but not excessive, correlations with other sensors. I can fit a multiple linear regression or a random forest to the sensor signal, showing some predictive power ...
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$R^2$ and p-value for multivariate linear regression with confounders
I am working on a project where I am interested in the following variables:
Dependent variables: $y_1,\, y_2,\, y_3,\, y_4,\, y_5$ (continuous)
Independent variables: $x_1,\, x_2, \ldots,\, x_{18}$ ...
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Conjugate priors for dynamic model $x_{t+1}=Ax_{t}+\eta_t$
What conjugate priors do we have for the model(multivariate) $x_{t+1}=Ax_{t}+\eta_t$, where $\eta_t\overset{iid}\sim N(0,\Sigma)$?
I was thinking of using $\tilde{x}=Diag[x_1,...,x_{n-1}]$, $\tilde{y}...
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Different method for parameter estimation auto.arima
I am trying to fit a multivariate time series with the auto.arima() function in R. Since my time series has seasonality I included Fourier approximation and used ...
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Distribution of maximum variance explained by 1 variable
Say I do principal component analysis on $n$ variables, and I sort the fractions of variance explained to find the largest. What is the probability distribution for this figure?
For context I just ...
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What is the best way to test and validate a multivariate regression using OLS?
I am implementing a multivariate regression from scratch using Ordinary Least Squares to get the weights. I noticed that this method does not have any hyperparameters to tweak, so I am not sure what I ...
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What plots and summary statistics are usually used for exploratory data analysis of multivariate time series?
For multivariate cross-sectional data, tools such as scatterplot matrices, the five numbers summary, faceted boxplots and so on, allow an efficient exploration of a new data set, and can suggest how ...
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Disparate results between functions estimating Variance Inflation Factors
I have been trying to implement the function VIF() from package 'fmsb', and I find that it returns different results compared with the function ...
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Using the Volume of Sales obtained today to predict volume of Sales at the Event
I wonder if anyone can help.
I have a set of data on event ticket sales. I have information on eventdate, location, capacity, cumulative sales, sales date, total sales.
I want to be able to build a ...
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Multivariate categorical linear models
I've got a real-valued normalised input with around 300 dimensions (features). The output is a two-dimensional categorical variable. And I want to perform feature-selection on the input space. So far ...
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What are the novel techniques for multivariate response prediction?
What are the novel techniques of multivariate response prediction?
Are there any GAM model versions for multivariate predictions?
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forward model selection on multivariate polynomial regression with high dimension data
I am trying to fit the best multivariate polynomial on a dataset using stepAIC(). My problem is that I have more variables (p=3003) than observations (n=500), so ...
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Variance of linear combinations of Normal RVs in linear regression
I am working with a standard multivariate linear regression model ($Y = X \lambda + \epsilon$, $Y$ and $\epsilon$ of length $n$, $X$ is $n$ x $m$, $\lambda$ of length $m$). $X$ is said to be "column-...
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Multivariate Power Function Regression Analysis of Data Set with Two Dependent Variables
I have been struggling to create a general equation for a data set with two dependent variables. I have been trying to use excel to model the equation but I am unable to match my data set. Using ...
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Predicting a single response variable with a multivariate regression model
For my research I am interested in performing inferential and predictive analysis on a single response variable. I have already made one univariate and one multivariate regression model. In the ...
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Bivariate/multivariate models for multinomial response variables
I need to fit two categorical (potentially correlated) response variables (each has three classes) on a set of explanatory variables, while considering for the response variables' correlation. What ...
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Is there a way to compare the same multivariate regression model for two groups?
I am conducting a multivariate regression with three outcome variables and several predictors. Is there a way to see if the overall model and each predictor are equivalent in two different groups?
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How to perform Feature selection and Shrinkage on multivariate data using Lasso?
Data description:
The data is the electricity consumption of three months for each hour.
The outcome is the value observed at the source and there are eight sources
The indepdent variables are the ...
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How to determine the type of regression to be used? [closed]
I am relatively new into the machine learning field and I came up with the following problem that is giving me some headaches, so any help on it would be greatly appreciated for my inner peace.
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Multivariate Generalized Linear Mixed Models within Bayesian framework
Can anyone recommend an accessible online text where I can learn about Multivariate Generalized Linear Mixed Models within a Bayesian framework?
I have been able to find three pdfs on the subject (...
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Is there a GRS (or GMV) statistic in R to test the portfolio efficiency of adding test assets to a benchmark portfolio?
There are many ways to test the efficiency of a portfolio where the particular test statistic tests whether adding a couple of test assets to the portfolio that consists of 1 or more benchmark assets ...
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multivariate cox regression - combining genotypes for each SNP
For 53 SNP I have coded genotypes as 0 for aa, 1 for ab, and 2 for bb for 29 samples and I have outcome and time to outcome. Here outcome is called "BCR" below.
I am using the survival package in R ...
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Geometric intuition of residuals sample variance as a ratio of two determinants
We are estimating a regression
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y_i = \hat\beta_1 + \hat\beta_2 x_i + ... + \hat\beta_k z_i + \hat u_i
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I am searching for the geometrical intuition behind the formula
$$
sVar(\hat u) = \frac{\...
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Multivariate Regression with Uniform Errors
I'd like to know if there is a multivariate regression model with uniform errors. More specifically, I'd like to find the Maximum Likelihood Estimators for $\beta^a$ and $\beta^b$. The model is given ...
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Multivariate model LMER
I have 3 outcome variables that I'm working with and I'm trying to model them as a function of two factors lmer. I have some intuitions on how I should fit the model, but I'm wondering if I could get ...
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How to forecast potential growth with increased rate?
I want to create a formula, which will solve my problem!
I have the client A from 2013 till now. I help him to sell via 8 Publishers. Those are the following:
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Logistic regression with multiple outcome variables (all categorical)
I am completely in over my head with logistic regression at the moment, so what follows is probably very basic and silly questions. But I would appreciate it hugely if anyone took the time to respond ...
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Estimating the contribution of covariates in a boral latent variable model
I'm attempting to use latent variable modelling, as described by Hui (2016) and using the boral package in R, to explore relationships between plant species composition and environmental variables ...
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What is the added benefit of conducting a “multivariate multiple regression” over several “multiple regressions”? [duplicate]
SPSS, Stata and SAS can all conduct multivariate multiple regressions (i.e. more than 2 continuous predictors and more than 2 outcomes) as GLM.
Consequently, the multivariate tests answers the ...
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Interpreting the correlations between linear and quadratic random effects in multivariate multilevel modeling
I'm interested in a simple (unconditional) multivariate multilevel growth curve model encompassing two dependent variables recp and recm.
I ran this model using Paul Bürkner's brms package in R (...
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R-Square Change in a Multivariate Regression
I am investigating whether the predictive validity of the Big Five personality traits can be improved by controlling for sources of self-report error (e.g. memory, interpretation biases, ect.). I am ...
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Multiple dependant variable in multiple linear regression [duplicate]
I have 8 independant variables and 2 dependant variables.Iam using multiple linear regression.I just finished the regression topic so iam a starter in this.Can anyone say how to approach this one??
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How to interpret mean squared error matrix in the context of multiple time series?
Consider the time series of 2 variables $x_1$ and $x_2$, put together $y=(x_1,x_2)$:
$$
y_t = \begin{bmatrix}
v_1\\ v_2
\end{bmatrix} +\begin{bmatrix}
c & d\\
e & f
\end{bmatrix}y_{t-1} + u_t....
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What do you call variable that switches on/off the effect of another?
Suppose we have a model
$Y = \beta_1 X_1 + \beta_2 X_1X_2 + \epsilon$
Hence $X_1$ has an effect on $Y$ regardless of the value of $X_2$, but $X_2$'s effect on $Y$ is mediated or enabled by $X_1$.
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A problem on Multivariate analysis
Firstly, if the random vector X follows trivariate normal, does it mean X1, X2, X3 follows normal ?
I also donot know the formula of Multiple correlation coefficient P(suffix 2.13)
I donot ...
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Regression predicting 2 dependent variables
Imagine I have a big dataset $\textbf{X}$ that constitutes my independent variables and I want to predict a vector of 2 components, $\mathbf{Y} = (y_1, y_2)$. A regression will be something like $\...
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Multiple imputation when have more than 1 outcome variable
Is there a good paper or reference for doing multiple imputation when there is more than one outcome variable? Anything that specifically addresses building the imputation model or software to use for ...
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time series mainly characterized by structural breaks - how to model?
I am given a financial time series that is characterized by a bunch of structural breaks, i.e. the series isn't moving (literally at all), but at some points in time the series jumps up or down. Then ...
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gaussian process regression for large datasets
I've been learning about Gaussian process regression from online videos and lecture notes, my understanding of it is that if we have a dataset with $n$ points then we assume the data is sampled from ...
