Questions tagged [statistics]
Statistics is the mathematical study of using probability to infer characteristics of a population from a limited number of samples or observations. Non-programming statistics questions are off-topic here, and they should be posted at https://stats.stackexchange.com instead.
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GLM drops factor since it is baseline, then is unable to predict the factor cause it is missing [closed]
I have a database of loans that defaulted or not defaulted. I want to predict probabilities of default (PD) for loans using three variables: EmploymentStatus, IsBorrowerHomeOwner and ...
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Degrees of Freedom in Emmeans
I am using the 'emmeans' package in R to compute estimated marginal means for my (liner mixed-effects) model. However, I am enountering a warning message related to the number of observations ...
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Is there a way to modelize a partial predictor in a classification problem with an unbalanced target?
I would like to share with you a classification issue I faced during the modelling process. I have to create a model for an unbalanced binary target by 4 predictors where one of them has 45% of wrong ...
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Understanding lmer-output in time-lagged segment analysis [migrated]
When running time-lagged segment analyses in R the outcome variable is significantly predicted by the predictor variable at t-1 but not by the predictor variable at t, which seems not logical to me. ...
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Can I include a variable related to the outcome variable into statistical analysis?
My research question is about intra-individual variation, meaning how the variaion in the personal level is associated with other variables. The study population reported their behaviour for three ...
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I try to understand F ditribution and relations to chi square and variances
Hello to everyone out there, I am trying to understand why F distribution and how it's related to chi-square. Why there are two formulas (with chi-square values devided by their corresponsing degrees ...
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function for customizing woocommerce statistics
I'm trying to customize the statistics tab of Woocommerce, in the "promo code" submenu of statistics it displays the codes used, the number of orders concerned and the amount of discounts ...
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Non nested loop to find mode in Java
I got an assignment that my professor has given me the code but I have to fill the answers in the assigned line to complete the code
I got with the fixed array in my problem
but when I rearrange ...
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Correlation alternatives / How to go about testing this relationship? [migrated]
I have a large set of temperature data from upstream and downstream gauges. I am trying to find the influence of dam release on downstream temperatures. To do this, I am comparing correlation between ...
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Advice Needed: Starting as a Junior Data Scientist in Energy Efficiency and Building Management Systems [closed]
Good morning everyone, I'm new to this forum. I'm a junior data scientist. In September, I'll start an internship at a company that deals with energy efficiency in commercial buildings and building ...
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Determining the p-value of a test statistic, which is not distributed according to a commonly known distribution under the null hypothesis [migrated]
Currently I am working in R on a project that aims to identify Dragon King events (massive outliers) in large datasets. These outliers appear for example in the city sizes in England, where London is ...
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Difference between least square regression line and population regression line
What is difference between least square regression line and population regression line ? For example, what is difference between predicted values b0 and b1 vs actual values B0 and B1 ? Does actual ...
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How to carry out Dunnett's post hoc correction on a 2-way ANOVA in R?
How can I perform Dunnett's post hoc correction after a 2-way ANOVA in R?
The Dunnett's test compares every mean to a control mean. Using ToothGrowth dataset as an example, lets just say that that ...
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How to prove that the dependent variable is explained by the two independent variables (which are correlated)? [migrated]
I would like to show that the dependent variable Y is mainly explained by the two independent variables (A1 and A2). Theoretically, an increase in A1 increases Y, and an increase in A2 decreases Y. ...
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r - Post-hoc tests for repeated measures ANOVA with aligned rank transformed(ART) data
I'm working on a 2x3 factorial design with two within-subject variables and I'd like to test for both main and interaction effects. Since the data is not normally distributed, I've performed an ...
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