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A measure of the influence of a single observation in regression modelling.
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Do points with high Cook's distance necessarily have a high standardized residual, and vice-...
1. A data point can still be considered influential if it has a large Cook's Distance, even if it has a low standardized residual.
The following image (taken from p214 of Andy Field’s Discovering St …
