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A formalization of relationships between stochastically (randomly) related variables in the form of mathematical equations. DO NOT USE THIS TAG BY ITSELF: always include a more specific one.
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Is it sound to use a regression model to identify excessive medication dosage for individual...
To do this, I'm considering building a regression model that uses patient level data such as sex, age, and health status as factors and their actual drug dosage as the response. … After model training, I'd apply the model to new data to generate predicted dosage values and compare those to the actual dosage. …
