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zevross.com
We use the R library mgcv for modeling environmental data with generalized additive models (GAMs). It's a great library loaded with functionality but we often find that the default diagnostic ... |
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www.robertkubinec.com
Ordered beta regression can give you comparable, scale-free ATEs that can still be understood in the scale of the original data-all without using logs. |
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aosmith.rbind.io
Where I discuss simulations, why I love them, and get started on a simulation series with a simple two-group linear model simulation. |
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www.rdatagen.net
In my previous post, I described a continuous data generating process that can be used to generate discrete, categorical outcomes. In that post, I focused largely on binary outcomes and simple logistic regression just because things are always easier to follow when there are fewer moving parts. Here, I am going to focus on a situation where we have multiple outcomes, but with a slight twist - these groups of interest can be interpreted in an ordered way. |
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