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The term "degrees of freedom" is used to describe the number of values in the final calculation of a statistic that are free to vary. Use also for "effective degrees of freedom".
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Splines, logistic regression and sample size considerations
I have around 500 observations with a binary outcome at 25% prevalence and will be building an internally validated prediction model. I want to use splines to model non linearity in my continuous pred …
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