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Applied Statistics Lesson of the Day – Polynomial Regression is Actually Just Linear Regression

Applied Statistics Lesson of the Day – Polynomial Regression is Actually Just Linear Regression

Continuing from my previous Statistics Lesson of the Day on what “linear” really means in “linear regression”, I want to highlight a common example involving this nomenclature that can mislead non-statisticians.  Polynomial regression is a commonly used multiple regression technique; it models the systematic component of the regression model as a -order polynomial relationship between the […]

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Near-instant high quality graphs in R

September 5, 2012
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Near-instant high quality graphs in R

One of the main attractions of R (for me) is the ability to produce high quality graphics that look just the way you want them to. The basic plot functions are generally excellent for exploratory work and for getting to know your data. Most packages have additional functions for appropriate exploratory work or for summarizing […]

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Near-instant high quality graphs in R

September 5, 2012
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Near-instant high quality graphs in R

One of the main attractions of R (for me) is the ability to produce high quality graphics that look just the way you want them to. The basic plot functions are generally excellent for exploratory work and for getting to know your data. Most packages have additional functions for appropriate exploratory work or for summarizing […]

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