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tirta
2007 Jun 12
3
Appropriate regression model for categorical variables
...tisfactory result as misclassification
rate is too high. I think categorical variables are responsible for this
debacle. Some of them have more than 6 level (one has 10 level).
Please suggest some better regression model for this situation. If possible
you can suggest some article.
thanking you.
Tirtha
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2008 Jan 25
2
'Best penalty' in design package
...1.401 13.05282 338.3699 283.8090 337.5876
16 1.501 13.00501 338.3422 283.9811 337.5655
17 1.601 12.95854 338.3107 284.1438 337.5394
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I can't understand what does it mean by 'best penalty'. The aic and bic
values corresponding to the best penalty are not minimum. Please clarify.
Tirtha
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2007 Jun 16
1
selecting cut-off in Logistic regression using ROCR package
...put of predict.glm()
into {0,1} segment and then use it to draw ROC curve using ROCR package
OR
2. just use the predicted odds ratio in ROCR package to get "error rate" and
use the minimum error rate (as new cut-off) to draw new ROC curve.
waiting for reply.
with regards and thanks.
Tirtha.
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