2 - Extending the Model Flashcards

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The mean is an example of what and why? (Extending GLM Statistics)

A
  • Statistical model

- It has one parameter (itself) and no predictor variables

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The sample mean is an estimate of what? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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The true mean

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The value of the mean is an example of what? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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Least squares estimation

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Estimation is based on what? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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Minimising the squared error

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Multiple regression can be added to the model as what? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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A predictor

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What three rules need to be accounted for when entering predictors into the model? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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  • Hierarchal
  • Forced Entry
  • Stepwise
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What is the hierarchal rule? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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An order must be created in which variables are entered into the model

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What is the forced entry rule? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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All predictors should be entered simultaneously

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What is the stepwise rule? (Extending GLM Statistics)

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Predictors should be selected using their semi-partial correlation with the outcome

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