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For statistical topics which involve the assumption of linearity, for example, linear regression or linear mixed models, or for the discussion of linear algebra as applied to statistics.
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Multiple Regression: Two Binary ind. vars. - Can an interaction term be significant, when th...
Consider lm(A ~ B*C, data=D) where A is continuous; B and C are Binary; and the assumptions of linear regression are met. …
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Multiple Regression: Two Binary ind. vars. - Can an interaction term be significant, when th...
This can occur with a disordinal interaction, AKA a cross-over interaction.
This answer below covers the case where the variables aren't actually "interacting," as the four groups are simple randomly …
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