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Splines are flexible functions, knit together from polynomial parts, used for approximation or smoothing. This tag is for any kind of spline (eg, B-splines, regression splines, thin-plate splines, etc).
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How to find the appropriate model to apply (GAMLSS)/Approving statistical thinking
I need to compute percentile curves using the LMS method (from the GAMLSS package/models) with Age and Height as predictors.
What is the best way to determine which equation (with which transformation …
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