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Robustness in general refers to a statistic's insensitivity to deviations from its underlying assumptions (Huber and Ronchetti, 2009).
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Pointers to understand "rlm" in R better?
Could you please point me to tutorial/notes that can help me understand "rlm" better?
Here is an example: summary(rlm(stack.loss ~ ., stackloss, weights=myweights))
My questions are:
a. How does th …
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How to do goodness-of-fit and residual diagnosis for rlm in R?
I am reading What are common statistical sins?, and especially @jebyrnes answer:
Failing to test the assumption that error is normally distributed and
has constant variance between treatments. These …
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How does "rlm" in R decide its "w" weights?
Following user603's advice, I opened a new question thread for this question.
For your reference, the original question is here:
Pointers to understand "rlm" in R better?
My question is:
How doe …
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