Lecture 3 Flashcards

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What is the meaning of a nested model?

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When doing testing for significance between two nested models, what is the main idea of the test?

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What is the test statistic of two nested models?

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What is the distribtution of a test between nested models under the null hypothesis?

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What is the idea of a classical linear model (compared to a linear model)?

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How are residuals defined for GLMs?

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What is the Log Likelihood Ratio test statistic for GLMs? What is its distribution?

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What is the definition of the full model and the null model?›

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i.e., the Null model has no explanatory variables (only a constant)

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What does the following notation mean (in the context of prediction error)?

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What does the following notation mean (in the context of prediction error)?

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What is the definition of the squared prediction error?

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To what can the SPE be rewritten that can be used to explain the error in prediction? What do all the three terms mean?

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What is the variance-bias tradeoff?

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14
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How can we use the SPE to choose between models?

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