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Results tagged with r-squared
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The coefficient of determination, usually symbolized by $R^2$, is the proportion of the total response variance explained by a regression model. Can also be used for various pseudo R-squared proposed, for instance for logistic regression (and other models.)
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Interpreting and comparing linear and quadratic regression
As was pointed out in the comments you need to include all of your variables in the model to understand importance. A simple and effective way to understand a variable's importance with respect to the …
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