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Techniques for analyzing the relationship between one (or more) "dependent" variables and "independent" variables.
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When should one use the Reduced Major Axis regression, aka Geometric Mean Functional Relatio...
I recently learnt about the Reduced Major Axis regression, a.k.a Geometric Mean Functional Relationship, least products regression, diagonal regression, line of organic correlation, and least areas line … The idea is that for a traditional univariate OLS regression (y=a+bx), the errors that are minimized is the "vertical" distance (along the y axis) of observations to the regression line. …
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