Also see fortune(254) and others about r-squared in general.
On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 3:35 PM, Greg Snow <538...@gmail.com> wrote:
> One way to get standardized beta coefficients is to center and scale all
> of the x variables (subtract the mean then divide by the standard
> deviation), then fit
One way to get standardized beta coefficients is to center and scale all of
the x variables (subtract the mean then divide by the standard deviation),
then fit the regression on the standardized x's. You could do the same
thing with a robust regression (these values may not be meaningful if there
Dear R-List,
due to outliers in my data I wanted to carry out a robust regression.
According to APA standards, reporting OLS regression results should include
1. unstandardized beta coefficients
2. standardized beta coefficients
3. SE
4. t values
5. r squared
6. r squared adjusted
7. F (df.num
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