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Techniques for analyzing the relationship between one (or more) "dependent" variables and "independent" variables.
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Correct use of binary logistic regression?
Want to understand if I'm using the binary logit regression correctly and that my data does not violate any assumptions.
An example of my data is below. …
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Can you use heteroskedastic time series variables within a regression model?
well, to try and help, with heteroskedasticity present, the least squares estimators are still unbiased but no longer most efficient, they no longer have smallest variance violating part of the Gauss …
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