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The phenomenon that on repeated testing a high value tends to be lower, and a low value higher.
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Regression to the mean: multiple predictors
Let's say I want to predict the value of Y using the value on my predictor X. X is correlated with Y with some strength $r$ (let's say 0.5). In order to correct for regression towards the mean I shoul …
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