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[ "what is the confidence interval in eta squared", "what is the 95% confidence interval for eta squared", "how to calculate confidence intervals for eta squared", "how to find 95% confidence intervals", "how to calculate confidence intervals", "how to figure 95% confidence interval", "how to find confidence intervals", "how to calculate confidence intervals", "eta squared confidence intervals", "how to find confidence intervals in eta", "how to do eta squared", "how to use confidence intervals for partial eta squared analysis", "how to find confidence intervals on eta squared", "calculate 95% eta", "eta squared vs. eta squared", "how to calculate eta squared", "how to calculate confidence intervals", "how to estimate eta squared", "what are the confidence intervals for eta", "how to calculate 95% confidence interval" ]

[ "if a variable is tested in different ways in a database, how to analyze the difference between the tests?", "how to do a multivariate test on a computer", "how to test multiple variables in sql", "how to test each variable independently", "how to test different variables in mysql", "how to save the results sets in mysql", "how to save test variables in php", "how to save the results of multivariate testing", "how to save multivariate test results", "when is multivariate testing useful", "what variables do i store in mysql", "how to use multivariate tests on a data set", "how to test combinations of variable", "how to store the results of a multiple variable test", "how to analyze multivariate data", "why store each variable independently in mysql", "what is the best way to test a variable", "how to test variables independently in a project", "what is best way to save a test set", "how to test multiple variables in mysql" ]

[ "why don't spss least squares results make sense", "why does 2sls regression not match data", "what procedure regresses a variable x in spss 19?", "why do my two stage least squares results make sense", "can you predict two variables using 2sls", "what is the rsq of sss procedure", "which of the following can be used to predict y on a variable?", "what two stages should you predict when using an ols regression?", "how to predict a variable using an ols regression", "what does spss 19 do with least squares", "why doesn't spss 19 make sense", "how many stages to run for x", "does the spss procedure make no sense", "how to do 2sls regression in excel", "what variable is predicted on y", "what is the most common method of predicting a variable in spss 19", "how to predict variable y for regression spss", "which method best describes the smallest two-stage least squares?", "how to match spss results with ols", "why don't my two stage least squares results make sense" ]

[ "define n up n up", "how are extreme values a record value or high water mark", "what is up x in math", "what is max_n and up", "average record value", "which statement is used to predict the next record value?", "what is the basic formula of extreme values and extreme water marks", "what is the basic naming of extreme values?", "what is the definition of record value", "which is the highest possible record value of the i.i.d.", "what is the next highest water mark", "how to calculate extreme values from high water mark", "what is the difference between nextmax and up", "what is record of extreme values", "what is the record value of max_n", "what is nextmax", "what is the difference between up and nextmax", "calculate maximum nextmax", "what does the word record the highest recorded value", "define nextmax in statistics" ]

[ "if the assumption of sphericity is not required, why is this important", "when do sphericity assumptions in multivariate analysis occur", "assumption of sphericity multivariate", "which assumption is required in sphericity?", "what sphericity assumption is used in multivariate analysis?", "what does the assumption of sphericity mean in multivariate analysis?", "does sphericity assumption need to be used for multivariate methods?", "sphericity assumption definition", "when is sphericity assumption required?", "what assumption of sphericity in multivariate approach is not spliced", "assumption of sphericity in multivariate approach", "what is meant by assumption of sphericity", "what is the sphericity assumption used for", "what is the sphericity assumption?", "why is sphericity assumption required", "what is sphericity assumption in multivariate approaches", "why is sphericity assumption necessary?", "which assumption is necessary for multiple measures", "sphericity assumption in multiple-variate approach", "what is the assumption of sphericity in multivariate" ]

[ "$s2 is an unbiased estimator of $sigma2$", "sigma unbiased", "what is the value of s2$", "how to show the average is not dependent on $i$", "does x_i equal x if the average is not", "$s2 is an unbiased estimator of", "$s2$ is an unbiased estimator of", "what is the value of the value of $s2?", "what is the unbiased estimator of the value of $s2", "what is the sum of $s2?", "when does the inverse of $s2$ come up?", "what is $s2", "what is the value of $s2$", "how do i find out if $s2$ is an unbiased estimator", "if the sum of $s is unbiased, then $s2 is the average of a given number.", "what sigma$ is the numerator of the average", "what is the estimator of $sigma", "is the estimator $s2 an unbiased estimator.", "what is the value of $s2", "what is the value of an unbiased estimator of the average?" ]

[ "where is distance minimization", "what is the distance minimization step of k-means", "which is easier to maximize posterior distribution", "when minimizing distance k means which is greater", "which is the distance minimization step in the k-means algorithm", "distance minimization algorithm", "which is an equivalent k median", "which step maximize posterior distribution in k mean algorithm", "which step of the k-means algorithm is equal to maximizing posterior distribution", "what is the function of the distance minimization step of k methods", "which step is equivalent to maximize posterior probability in the k-mean algorithm?", "is the distance minimization step greater posterior or quadratic", "which of the following is the equivalent of maximising the posterior distribution of the square distance of x?", "which of the following describes the distance minimization step of a k-means algorithm", "what is a posterior distribution?", "which step of the k-means algorithm can maximize posterior distributions?", "what is square distance in k means algorithm", "which is more logical to maximize posterior distribution", "maximizing posterior distribution in sql", "how to maximize posterior distribution" ]

[ "why is binary classification not a good idea", "what is the best way to merge different datasets for binary classification?", "how to combine two datasets", "how many datasets for binary classifier?", "what type of data is binary", "how to merge data sets", "what is the best way to merge datasets", "can you combine two different datasets for a binary classifier?", "why do you need to merge different datasets", "what is best way to combine different datasets", "what kind of svc can be used for binary classification", "how to use different datasets in binary classification", "why do two datasets need different classification methods?", "why is binary classification used", "which is best method of combining multiple datasets", "why use different datasets", "combining binary classifications in different datasets", "how to use a dataset for binary classification", "what is combining different datasets in binary classification", "how to merge multiple datasets for binary classification" ]

[ "performance comparison in matlab", "what are classifiers used for in matlab", "how can i compare math performance", "performance comparison in matlab", "what is a performance comparsion classifier in matlab", "which model of classifier is used to compare the performance of math", "how to perform performance comparison in matlab on real datasets", "what is matlab comparing", "what is the purpose of performance comparison in matlab", "what is the purpose of a performance comparsion in matlab", "how to compare matlab performance", "how to compare matlab performance", "how to compare matlab performance", "how to compare matlab performance", "what is performance comparsion in matlab", "what is the purpose of perform comparsion", "how to compare matlab performance", "how is performance comparability studies in matlab performed?", "what kind of classifier is used for matlab", "can you compare performance in mls" ]

[ "what is the sum of squares of residuals", "why do you use sum squares of residuals in regression", "why is sum squares of residuals used?", "what is sum of squares of residuals used for", "why is the sum of residuals used instead of sum of residuals?", "why use sum of squares in regression", "why is the sum of squares of residuals used instead of sum of squares of residuals", "what is the purpose of sums of squares residuals in regression", "why is it called sum squares regression", "do residuals change into sums?", "why do you have a sum of residuals instead of sum?", "why is residuals referred to as sum squares instead of sum squares", "why is the sums of residuals used instead of sum of residuals in linear regression?", "why is linear regression a sum of squares", "when you use sum squares of residuals", "why do linear regression use sum squares instead of sum squares", "why use sum squares of residual values", "why do you have sum squares of residuals", "when using sum squares residuals", "why do you use sum squares of residuals to minimize residuals?" ]

[ "why we need variance in this world", "why we need variance", "why does variance have to be considered variance", "why do we need variance", "why do we need variance for this world?", "why we need variance", "why do we need variance", "why do we need variance in our world?", "why are we using variance", "why does variance need to be measured", "why we need variance", "why do we need variance", "why we need variance in this world", "why do we need variance", "why do we need variance in this world", "why do we need variance", "why do we need variance?", "what is the purpose for a variance function", "why do we need variance", "why we need variance" ]

[ "what is the squared error and absolute error function", "what's the difference between the squared error and the absolute error method?", "what is the squared error function", "why do people use square error versus absolute error method", "when you use the squared error method, does the best estimate make the best estimate?", "what's the difference between absolute and squared error in an excel formula", "which of the following is the most common loss function? squared error or absolute error", "difference between square error and absolute error", "what is squared error vs absolute error", "what is the best estimate and squared error functions", "difference between sql error and absolute error", "what is the absolute error in a squared error", "which is the best estimate and squared error", "what is the difference between squared and absolute error in p/e", "what is the difference between squared error and absolute error", "average squared error", "which functions are used to compare an estimate with a square error", "what is the best estimate under squared error", "which method is better scald or absolute error", "how to find the correct estimate" ]

[ "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than the absolute values?", "why are vertical distances taken rather than absolute values?", "why are squares of vertical distances taken rather than absolute values?", "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than absolute values", "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than the absolute values?", "why are the squares of vertical distances taken rather than absolute values?", "why are squares of the vertical distances taken rather than absolute values?", "why the squares of the vertical distances are taken rather than the absolute values", "why does vertical distance take more than absolutes", "what is the square of a vertical point?", "how to figure out the exact vertical distance", "which is the reason a square of vertical distance is taken rather than an absolute value?", "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than the absolute values?", "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than the absolute values?", "why are squares of the vertical distances taken rather than the absolute values", "what is the vertical distance taken rather than absolute", "why is the squares of a vertical distance taken rather than the absolute values?", "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than the absolute values?", "why are squares of the vertical distances taken instead of absolute values?", "why are the squares of the vertical distances taken rather than absolute values?" ]

[ "why do you square residuals in ols", "why square residuals instead of absolute residuals", "why square residuals", "why do we square residuals", "why do we use square residuals instead of absolute residuals?", "why use squared residuals in ols estimation", "why use square residuals", "why use squared residual value", "why is square residual used instead of absolute residuals", "why square residual", "why square residuals instead of absolute", "why are squared residuals used", "why use square residuals", "why are residuals squared", "why square residuals", "why square residuals", "why do we use square residuals", "why square residuals", "what is the squared residual used for in ols", "why are residuals squared when using absolute" ]

[ "why is variance squared", "why does variance square", "which statement is true that variance is squared?", "why is variance squared", "difference between variance and standard deviation in statistics", "why is the variance squared", "why does standard deviation squared mean variance", "why is variance squared", "what does the variance squared mean", "why is the variance squared", "what does variance square mean", "why is variance squared?", "does the variance squared mean the same thing as the standard deviation?", "what is the difference between variance and standard deviation", "why is variance squared", "why is the variance squared", "why is the variance squared", "does variance squared mean the same thing as standard deviation", "why is variance squared", "is variance squared" ]

[ "why do we take the square root of a standard deviation", "why do you square the difference in standard deviations", "what does square the difference mean?", "what is the difference between a standard deviation and a square", "why do we square and take the absolute value instead of the standard deviation and get the standard deviation", "what is the square root of standard deviation", "why do we square the difference instead of the absolute value", "why take the absolute deviation in standard deviation", "what is the definition of sigma in math", "why square the difference and not take it from sdr", "what is the standard deviation?", "how to square a standard deviation", "square vs absolute standard deviation meaning", "why square the difference", "how is standard deviation measured", "which of the following is a square approach", "why sqrt the difference instead of standard deviation", "difference squared to standard deviation", "why is standard deviation squared", "why do we square the difference" ]

[ "when to use regression on raw observations", "average linear regression model", "how to approximate relative change between observations using regression", "how to approximate absolute changes", "how to approximate results in regression", "how to approximate observational changes", "when is a regression based on absolute changes", "how to approximate a regression model", "what is the approximate value of regression in linear equations?", "can you do a regression on a raw observation", "how to approximate absolute change in data", "how to approximate relative change of model data", "how to calculate relative variability using regression?", "how to approximate relative change", "how to approximate a regression in c++", "what is the difference between alpha and beta in regression", "how to find a regression", "how does an observation estimate in regression", "average linear regression results", "what's the average regression value of y" ]

[ "how to determine skewness", "skewness and kurtosis uniquely determine type of distribution.", "what determines distribution types", "what is skewness and kurtosis and how is it useful in identifying a distribution", "why skewness and kurtosis determine different distributions?", "is skewness a theorem", "what determines the type of distribution of a given distribution?", "which statement describes the relationship between skewness and kurtosis?", "which of the following determines the distribution of a data set?", "how do skewness and kurtosis determine the distribution that data comes from?", "do skewness and kurtosis uniquely determine type of distribution?", "do skewness and kurtosis uniquely determine type of distribution?", "do skewness and kurtosis uniquely determine different types of distributions", "can you predict distribution with skewness", "which statement best describes the relationship between skewness and kurtosis", "do skewness and kurtosis uniquely determine type of distribution", "what determines the distribution for a graph", "do skewness and kurtosis uniquely determine type distribution", "skewness kurtosis determines what type of distribution", "what determines distributions" ]

[ "how to calculate cronbach's alpha", "how to find cronbach's alpha for open questions", "average cronbach alpha", "how to calculate cronbach's alpha on open interview data", "how to calculate cronbach's alpha", "how do i calculate cronbach's alpha in a survey", "what is the scale for cronbach alpha?", "what is cronbach's alpha", "cronbach's alpha for open questions", "how is cronbach's alpha used for an open survey", "what is the range of cronbach's alpha", "how to find the alpha for a job in a survey", "what is the range of cronbach's alpha", "how many job offers in a year", "average number of offers in last six months", "how many offers in cronbach's alpha", "what is the range of cronbach's alpha?", "how many offers do people get", "how much cronbach's alpha to use for open questions", "how much can a cronbach's alpha be" ]

[ "why should inflation be used as an independent variable", "which variable of a model is an independent variable?", "is it possible to get inflation from a bond", "if interest rate is an independent variable how will it differ from inflation", "why should we use inflation as an independent variable", "is inflation a noneconomic variable", "when calculating a returns", "is inflation an independent variable", "why should inflation be used as an independent variable", "is inflation an independent variable in economics", "what is the independent variable for inflation?", "is inflation an independent variable", "which variable is used to calculate a real return of an economy? stock return", "is inflation an independent variable", "how to find out what is inflation based on", "what is the relationship between inflation and stocks", "when using inflation as an independent variable, what are the consequences?", "inflation as an independent variable", "what would a model like to use inflation", "how to determine inflation as an independent variable in a stock market model" ]

[ "why is a manova used when two sets of data differ for each condition", "how to evaluate differences of two groups in task performance", "how to compare rm analysis and sample data", "why do groups need to be evaluated differently for each other", "can we find a difference between groups in alcohol test data?", "is punishment a dependent variable", "can you use an sps study as an independent variable", "how can i analyze the variances between two groups", "spss how to analyze differences", "when does the rm analysis use group in multiple conditions", "how to examine differences between groups across three different experimental conditions?", "why is an rm anova valid", "how do you test for alcohol in a manova test", "what is the test called for comparing two groups of participants for task performance across three different circumstances?", "how to examine the differences between groups in alcohol tests", "why is a manovo used", "how to test whether two groups perform differently?", "comparing groups in a controlled experiment", "what tests are used to assess the effects of task performance on the group", "do groups vary significantly in one of the conditions of the test" ]

[ "what is the importance of the composite score", "what is the difference between composite score and standard deviation", "why not report standard deviation", "what is the scale for composite score mean standard deviation", "why report the average mean and standard deviation on scores", "why do you report a composite score", "what does average mean", "what is the importance of the composite score", "do you report standard deviations when writing a score?", "what is the weighting of a composite score", "what is the weighting system for composite score?", "when to report standard deviations on composite scores", "how to assign highest scores", "is it appropriate to report the mean and standard deviation for composite scores? yahoo", "what is the composite scale", "why are composite scores weighted in different ways", "what's the weighting for a composite score", "what is the weighting system for a composite score", "why do we report the standard deviation for a composite score", "do you do scores on the composite scale mean or standard deviation" ]

[ "threshold for multimodal histogram", "what is a good threshold value for multimodal histograms", "what is the threshold of a multimodal histogram", "what is a threshold in the multimodal histogram", "threshold of multimodal histogram", "threshold value for multimodal histogram", "what is the threshold for multimodal histogram", "how to pick a threshold value for histogram", "threshold of histogram", "what is the threshold for a multimodal histogram", "what is a good threshold range for multimodal histograms?", "what is the range of threshold on a multimodal histogram", "what is threshold value for multimodal histograms", "what is the threshold for a multimodal histogram", "threshold value for multimodal histogram", "what is appropriate threshold to use for multimodal detection", "what is the threshold for a std", "threshold value for multimodal histogram", "what is threshold for multimodal histograms", "what is the threshold value for the histogram" ]

[ "which r function is used to generate critical values when using qt", "what function do you use to generate critical value", "what is the formula to generate critical t values in t-test java?", "java create critical values", "what is qt in java", "how to generate a critical value in java", "what is the formula used for producing the critical values of a t-test", "which formula generates t-test critical values", "how to generate critical values for t-test", "when to use pt() function", "java formula to generate critical values", "what is the formula to generate the critical value of a table in r", "what is critical value formula for", "how to create static critical table in r", "can we use a critical value formula to generate critical values in t-test.", "what is r qt formula", "java create critical value", "what function generates critical critical value in t-test", "what is the formula for critical t values in a t-test", "formula to generate critical values in a t test" ]

[ "how to analyze effects of variables in a linear model", "how to find effect of a variable on a gl model", "how to analyse the effect of a variable by weight", "how to find the significance of an individual variable in a model", "how to find the difference between a gls and a linear model", "aic for variable effects", "how to add variables to a general linear model", "how do you compare the effect of individual variables to a generalized linear model?", "how does a generalized linear model work", "what does each variable do in an aic", "does a specific variable have the same aic weight as a gl model", "how many variables are in a generalized linear model?", "which is a significant variable in a glm", "which generalized linear model uses only one single variable", "which variable is important in a generalized linear model", "how to analyze effects of an variable", "how to measure the effect of individual variables and their combinations", "what is the generalized linear model", "which variable is most likely to have the greatest effect on a linear model", "why would you need to fit multiple explanatory variables to a model" ]

[ "what does intercept mean in linear algebra", "what intercept mean in a logical model", "what is the intercept in a linear model", "what does an intercept mean in simple linear modeling", "what does intercept means", "what does intercept mean", "what is the intercept in a simple linear model", "what is intercept in an algebraic logical model?", "what does intercept mean in a linear model", "what does intercept mean in linear model", "what does intercept mean in a linear model?", "what is the intercept actually mean in a simple linear model?", "what does intercept actually mean?", "what's the definition of intercept", "what does an intercept mean", "what is the meaning of intercept in a linear pythons", "intercept definition math", "what is intercept mean", "what does intercept mean in a linear model", "what does intercept mean in the linear model of the linear equation?" ]

[ "what model can a nan be used with", "if you are using gamma regression in r, why arens produced", "r is used to model nan in gamma regression", "nan in gamma regression", "r what is the problem with nans", "when naans are produced in glm", "r solve nan problem", "r nan problem", "gamma regression nand", "why does r use naan", "r how to use nan in gamma model", "does r have nans", "can r fit nan gamma", "can nans be used in gamma regression", "what is the r problem with Nans", "what is the problem with nan in gamma regression", "gamma regression r model solve", "nanism problem in gamma regression", "when using r to fit a gamma regression it fails", "can r use nan in gamma regressions" ]

[ "how to plot nvi data?", "what is nvi", "can you plot distances between multiple references in a graph or network", "what is nvi visualization for", "how do you use nvi in graphing", "why would nvi be useful", "how to plot distances", "how to plot distances", "distance graph", "distance matrix", "how does distances between two different reference points work", "how to plot distances between reference points in graph", "can you plot a distance matrix", "what is nvii", "what can be done with an nvi matrix", "nvi plotting how many points in a matrix", "what is a distance matrix", "what is the purpose of a matrix graph", "how to plot normalized variance of information", "how to plot a distance matrix" ]

[ "how to get covariance matrix", "how do i get the matrix of covariance", "how to get covariance matrix", "what is the matrix that contains i-th column of graph", "calculate the covariance matrix", "how to find covariance matrix with normalized", "what would the covariance matrix be", "how to get nonscaled covariance matrix", "what is the covariance matrix of an mlr", "how to get full covariance matrix", "how to do covariance in mlr without normalization", "how to find covariance matrix with normalization", "how do you get the intercept in tsvd with normalization", "how to make multiplication model with normalization", "how to get the vector for the intercept of mlr", "how to get the covariance matrix of multiscale regression", "physics how to calculate covariance matrix", "what is the covariance matrix for multiple regression", "how to find covariance matrix of model", "how to get covariance matrix" ]

[ "how can stochastic descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?", "stochastic gradient descent avoids the problem of a local minimum", "why does stochastic gradient descent occur", "how does stochastic gradient descent avoid local minimum", "does stochastic gradient descent prevent local minimum?", "when do stochastic gradients have random behavior?", "can stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum", "how can stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?", "what is meant by stochastic gradient descent and how can it be avoided?", "why is a stochastic descent random?", "why would stochastic gradient descent have a local minimum?", "why do stochastic gradient descent have random behavior?", "why do stochastic gradient descent have random behavior", "how can stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?", "how can stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?", "when does stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?", "can stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?", "stochastic gradient descent definition", "is stochastic gradient descent random", "how can stochastic gradient descent avoid the problem of a local minimum?" ]

[ "what is the value of the matrix in matlab", "what is the matrix in matlab", "how do i find inverting coefficient in matlab", "which inverse to invert to invert", "why does matlab invert the matrix", "why invert definite matrix", "when you invert a matrix", "what is the matrix of covariance", "invert non positive matrix", "is covariance matrix non-positive", "when do i invert a covariance matrix", "how to invert a matrix", "what is the matrix of covariance", "what does the matrix c$ invert mean?", "what kind of matrix has negative eigenvalues", "how to invert a definite covariant matrix in matlab", "how to invert definite covariance matrix", "is the matrix definite", "what does zero mean in a matrix", "do invert matrix functions work" ]

[ "how to calculate the arithmetic average and standard deviation", "average standard deviation and arithmetic average", "how do you calculate arithmetic average and standard deviation", "how do you find the arithmetic standard deviation", "how to calculate sampling sample size", "what is the standard deviation of a survey response", "how do you calculate the arithmetic average standard deviation of a sample", "how to calculate arithmetic average standard deviation", "how to calculate sample sample response", "the arithmetic average and standard deviation of a survey response", "what is the standard deviation of a survey", "how to calculate arithmetic average and standard deviation of a survey", "average standard deviation for a research survey", "how to calculate the arithmetic average", "average of clothing arithmetic", "how to calculate average and standard deviation of a survey", "how do you calculate the arithmetic average and standard deviation of a survey response.", "how to calculate the average arithmetic", "how to calculate arithmetic average and standard deviation of survey survey data", "calculating standard deviation of a survey answer" ]

[ "normally distributed mean", "normal distributions in math", "average of normally distributed data", "how to compute a normally distributed distribution", "how many data points for standard deviation", "how to compute means in discrete normally distributed distributions", "what is the difference between a normal distribution and a normally distributed distribution?", "calculate variance normally distributed", "average distribution vs mean", "what does it mean when two bins of normally distributed data have to be the same?", "what are normally distributed data", "how to find the mean of normally distributed data", "how to estimate mean of normally distributed data", "how to calculate the average normally distributed data", "why should you do a range on normally distributed data", "what is the average for a mean", "what is the average for normally distributed data", "how to compute mean in normally distributed", "how to find mean in discrete normally distributed data", "average variance and normal mean" ]

[ "how accurate is it to compute moments of pdf?", "how accurate is histogram a data", "how accurate is histogram histogram", "how do you find the moment of a histogram", "how accurate is histogram", "how accurate does one have to be to calculate moment in histogram", "how accurate is the histogram when it's binned", "how accurate is it to compute moments from the histogram", "is histogram accurate", "when determining moments of an arbitrary data set, what is the accurate measure to use", "what is the ability to calculate the moments of histogram", "how accurate is it to compute moments using histograms", "when to find moment", "how accurate is it to compute the moments on the histogram", "how accurate is a histogram", "how accurate is histogram", "how accurate is a histogram", "how accurate is histogram", "how to find out moments of the histogram pdf", "how accurate is histogram" ]

[ "why do models get stuck", "why is a markov chain getting stuck", "why do models get stuck in data sets", "why model gets stuck", "why a model gets stuck", "why does a model get stuck in a data set", "why does Markov chain get stuck", "why does a Markov chain get stuck", "why does an incomplete model get stuck?", "why does a linear model get stuck", "why is a model getting stuck in a markov chain", "why would a model get stuck in a dataset", "why does markov chain get stuck", "why does a markov chain get stuck", "why do i get stuck in predicting ngram", "why does a model get stuck", "why is a markov chain getting stuck?", "why is it that the model gets stuck", "why is a markov chain stuck when output is not reached?", "why do model get stuck in sql or math" ]

[ "which statistic describes the number of examples of class a?", "how to estimate the number of classes in a sample of a class b experimental unit", "what is the purpose of a class a sample", "which data set can be used to estimate the number of undiscovered samples of class a and class b?", "how to find out if a class is a", "how to figure class a sample by chi square", "which class is the only class a example", "if we can find a sample of class a what class is it", "statistics for categorical sampling", "what is the probability for class a", "what is the probability of class a sampling?", "is class a class b", "how to determine the class number of an experimental sample", "why is it difficult to estimate the number of examples of class a in the database", "which method would use Bayes' rule to estimate the number of class a samples?", "what is the smallest expected cell count", "what is the statistic of class a and class b", "what is the statistical design for categorical data analysis with selection", "how to determine if a class is a", "which statement best illustrates the idea a statistical design is necessary for the analysis of a class of an experimental sample?" ]

[ "when to use robust nonparametric test r", "what model is used to test the reliability of a random variable", "can you use a r regression to predict response variables", "why are residuals nonnormal in r", "is anova a nonparametric model", "what type of model does r use if the residuals are nonnormal", "what is the robust method in r", "why are regression tests not robust", "what model can be applied to a random response variable", "when to use a nonparametric test in r", "can you use a nonparametric test in r", "which test is a robust r test", "why are residuals nonnormal", "what type of test is used to test a random variable", "can r be robust to multivariate regression", "r how to find variables for repeating measure", "is glmr robust", "is r a robust method", "what is the robustness in regression tests in r", "is r nonparametric" ]

[ "what is nagelkerke value", "what is a good negellerke value", "what is the netellerke value", "what is nabelkerke value", "what is the value of negellerke in spss", "what is a good nagelkerke value", "what is the value for nabelkerke", "what is netherkerke value", "what is a good nagelkerke value", "where is the nagelkerke value", "what is the value of the nagelkerke", "what's a nagelkerke value", "what is a good nagelkerke value", "what is the good value for netherlands", "what is a good netellerke value", "nagelkerke value", "what is the best value of an abelkerke in spss", "what is a nagelkerke value", "how to find a good netherkerke value", "what is negeckerke value" ]

[ "statistical tests that can be run apart from regression", "what statistical procedures are used for data that is in proportions?", "statistics on proportional data", "what is statistical procedure used for data that is in proportions", "what statistical procedures for data that is in proportions?", "statistical analysis of proportional data", "statistical procedure is a procedure that is typically used", "statistical methods used for proportion wise data", "how statistical procedures are used for data that is in proportions", "what is the usual statistical procedure used for data that is in proportions?", "what statistical procedures are used for the proportions of data", "what is statistical procedure in proportion", "what statistical procedures are used for data that is in proportions?", "what statistic is used for data that is in proportion?", "statistical procedure for data that is in proportions", "what statistical procedure is usually used for data that is in proportions?", "what is the statistical procedure used for data that is in proportions?", "statistics on proportion wise data", "statistical techniques used to predict population", "what statistical procedures are used for data that is in proportions" ]

[ "does a breux pagan test work with independent error", "what tests are used to measure homoscedasticity of linear regression?", "how to test homoscedasticity when the errors are independent", "what is the test for homoscedasticity", "how can I test an independent error in regression", "how do i test homoscedasticity of linear regression when the error is independent.", "which test will work when the errors are independent?", "how to test the independent errors of a regression", "how to test homoscedasticity", "which breusch panga test only checks for independent errors?", "how test homoscedasticity", "why do you use breusch-pagan for a linear regression test", "can you test homoscedasticity", "which test can be used to test the homoscedasticity of the residual", "when errors are independent can we test for the reliability of a linear regression?", "which is best to test homoscedasticity when the errors are independent?", "when is homoscedasticity independent", "how to test homoscedasticity if error is independent", "how to test for homoscedasticity in linear regression with independent variance", "how to test if error is dependent" ]

[ "what's the difference between convergence on probability and convergence on almost sure", "what is the difference between probability and convergence", "what is the difference between convergence in probability and convergence?", "what is the difference between convergence and convergence in probability?", "difference between very sure and convergence", "difference between convergence in probability and almost sure convergence", "what is the difference between strong and weak law of large numbers", "difference between probability and absolute convergence", "difference between probability and convergence", "what is the difference between convergence and weak convergence", "what is the difference between a probability convergence and almost sure convergence?", "what is the difference between almost sure convergence and convergence in probability?", "what is the difference between convergence, probability, and arithmetic", "what is the difference between probability and convergence?", "what is the difference between convergence and strong convergence?", "difference between probability and convergence", "definition of convergence", "what is the difference between convergence and almost sure convergence?", "what is the difference between the two measures of convergence?", "what is the difference between the two kinds of convergence" ]

[ "what's the test for false negative", "what is the null hypothesis in mann-whitney test", "what is the null hypothesis for the mann-whitney test?", "what is mwt error rate in r", "when does a mann whitney test show the null hypothesis", "what is the null hypothesis in the mann-whitney test", "which of the following is true when the variances in a mann whitney test are unequal?", "what type of error rate does the mann-whitney test show", "if variance is unequal what is the null hypothesis", "what is the null hypothesis in a Mann-Whitney test", "what is the null hypothesis on mann-whitney", "what is the null hypothesis in the mann-whitney test", "what is type one error with mann-whitney", "what does the null hypothesis of the mann whitney test consist of", "what is the test of null hypothesis", "when you make all variances equal in a mann-whitney test", "null hypothesis mann-whitney test", "if variances are unequal, does the null hypothesis still hold", "which condition is true of the mann-whitney test?", "what is the null hypothesis of the mann-whitney test" ]

[ "how to find what a parameter comes from in r2winbugs", "r2windbug how to input the sd value", "how to get the mean of a parameter in r2winbags", "how to find the mean value of a parameter in r2winbugs", "r2winbugs model output mean", "what is the difference between an alpha and beta test model", "what is the output of r2winbuggs", "which parameter does r2winbags output", "what is the mean of the model input", "how to read r2winbugs output from the database", "how to get the mean in r2winbugs", "r2winbugs p value", "what does p mean", "average r2windbugs mean", "r2winbugs what is the value", "what is the output of r2winbugs", "r2winbugs mean alpha", "r2winbugs sd model output", "why do we use a sd in r2winbugs", "which model has the ap value in it" ]

[ "how to determine the best quality-price trade-off?", "how to find the best quality-price trade-off", "how do you determine the best quality price trade-off?", "quality price trade off", "what is quality price trade", "how to identify a quality price trade-off", "what type of analysis should be used to assess the quality of a trade?", "what is the trade-off between quality and price", "how does quality price trade-offs work for a company", "which qualit", "determining the best quality-price trade-off.", "evaluating the quality-price trade-off", "how to determine the best price trade off?", "what's the best trade-off?", "quality price trade", "how do you determine the best quality-price trade-off?", "how do you determine the best quality-price trade-off?", "which is better quality or price", "how does a qp trade-off work", "what is the best quality price trade-off?" ]

[ "what is the best distance to select", "how to select features in feature selection", "what is feature selection", "which metric is used to select the best feature of a feature", "how to select best distance", "what does best distance mean for feature selection", "what is the best distance to find a feature in a matrix", "how do you select a feature in an algorithm", "what is the best distance for feature selection?", "distance for feature selection in excel", "what is the distance between two features and how can i select the best feature?", "what is the best distance for feature selection?", "best distance for feature selection", "distance for feature selection algorithm", "how to select the best distance", "what is the best distance algorithm", "what metric is used to select the best set of features?", "what is the best distance for feature selection in a program", "what is the best distance in feature selection", "what is the best distance for feature selection" ]

[ "how to predict loyalty", "how to estimate loyalty", "how to find out the loyalty rate", "how to estimate loyalty", "how to estimate loyalty", "how to estimate loyalty to a service", "how to estimate loyalty to service", "how do we calculate loyalty", "how can we calculate loyalty", "how to estimate loyalty to service", "how to estimate loyalty to a service", "how to determine loyalty", "how to calculate loyalty to service", "how much is loyalty to service", "cost to use loyalty", "how to estimate loyalty to service", "estimate loyalty to a service", "what is l of a service", "how to calculate loyalty to service", "how to calculate cost of loyalty to service" ]

[ "what is multivariate mean", "wilks lambda nonsignificant", "what is sphericity test significance", "why is my multivariate wilks lambda significant", "what is the non-significant test for multiple variables?", "is a multivariate test a univariate test", "what is the significance of a multivariate test on a spss sample", "when do you look at multivariate in repeated measures", "which test is non-significant", "why is p-value univariate or multivariate", "what is the value of a multivariate test", "when interpreting multivariate test", "what is the difference between a univariate test and a multivariate", "how to interpret multivariate tests", "why univariate test is significant", "how to interpret multivariate testing", "how do you interpret multivariate testing in repeating measures", "is univariate test significant", "when a test is non-significant", "if a multivariate test is statistically significant, is one considered statistically significant?" ]

[ "what is the technique used to deal with lots of correlated variables and few observations in the case of time series?", "how many observations can you get in a time series", "when to use a data set for predicting time", "how many observations are used in a high dimensional time series?", "can you predict the future by using multiple observation methods?", "what is the technique used to deal with lots of (correlated) variables and few observations in the case of time series?", "how to predict the future using time series", "how many correlated variables are in a time series", "how to do a pca in computer science", "what is the best way to deal with a large time series", "what can we use with a high dimensional time series", "when to look at high dimensional data", "how to predicting high dimensional time series", "which is best to use a correlated data set and observe a few observations in the context of a time series?", "what are the techniques used to deal with lots of variables and few observations in the case of time series.", "how many observations in a time series", "what is used for predicting a variable's dimensionality?", "what is the technique used to deal with lots of correlated variable and few observations in the case of time series", "how to predicting a time series of sales", "time series with lots of correlated variables" ]

[ "which scenario is always an example of censorship?", "why is censorship a problem for survival analysis", "are olympic athletes ever considered censored", "is failure considered an event in survival analysis", "why can't a model be censored for a failure", "why are some individuals not observed to fail and will never succeed", "which survival analysis problem is an example of censorship?", "what is the difference between an individual fail and censored failure?", "when will athletes fail", "why can't you treat the individual who fail as censored failures?", "when do you treat failures as observed failures for survival analysis", "which of the following are survival analysis problems?", "can you censor an individual that never fails?", "which is true of the situation in which a given person fails up to the end time?", "why are some individuals not considered failures?", "what is the problem in survival analysis", "which of the following is a survival analysis problem because censorship implies that an individual is not observed to fail, but it will never fail?", "why are survival problems an example of what they might be?", "do individual fail and never fail", "why is the survival analysis used?" ]

[ "logistic regression model with data", "logistic regression for longitudinal data", "logistic regression model using ordinal data", "logistic regression with longitudinal data", "what is logistic regression and logistic regression with longitudinal data", "logistic regression for longitudinal data", "logistic regression model of longitudinal data", "logistic regression with longitudinal data", "logistic regression for longitudinal data", "logistic regression linear regression", "logistic regression model for longitudinal data", "statistical regression for longitudinal data", "logistic regression model for logistic regression", "logistic regression model of longitudinal data", "logistic regression linear regression", "logistic regression in logistic regression", "logistic regression using longitudinal data", "logistic regression is what type of data", "logistic regression with longitudinal data", "logistic regression is used by which model?" ]

[ "what is smooth.spline in logistic regression", "when creating a linear plot on logit scale, the percentage of smoothed scatterplots is calculated as __________.", "when creating a plot using logit, you can use __________ to create smooth scatter plots.", "how can i create a rough linear plot in r", "r how to create smooth linear plot", "how to create a smooth plot on logit scale", "how do you create smoothed scatterplots", "how to create a smooth scattergraph in logit", "what is the purpose of the graph used when using r", "how to create a smoothed scatterplot in r", "how to create smooth scatterplot in r", "how to create smooth scatterplot in r in logistic regression", "how to make smooth plot with r", "can we create a smoothed scatter plot with logit", "r how to create smoothed scatterplot with logit", "r create smooth scatterplot on logit scale", "can r create a smooth scatter plot?", "what is the smooth scatter plot r", "r create a smoothed scatter plot using logit scale", "r create smooth plot" ]

[ "p13 is a population and poulacao is an integer", "what is the __________ of svychisq", "which statement is incorrect in svychisq", "svychisq( p13 + p14, amostra) is the _____. reciprocal condition number of the condition?", "which answer is equivalent to svychisq?", "svychisq excel what is the error number", "where is p13 and p14", "what is the svychisq function", "which statement best describes the problem that arises when a system is computationally singular?", "what the condition number for the survey", "what is the arithmetic of p11", "which is an error when svychisq is used", "what is the system is computationally singular: reciprocal condition number", "why is p11 a common error", "when p13 and p14 are the two questions", "what is p14 and what is p13 used for", "where is p13 in svychisq", "what is the problem in svychisq", "what is the svychisq", "what is the p12 svychisq" ]

[ "what is the target range in a gaussian process", "what kind of targets are scaled in ga", "what is a scaled target", "gaussian process scale targets", "what targets in gp regression do you set", "what is the range of gaussian process scale targets", "why does gap process have scaled targets", "what is the target of a gaussian process", "what scales a gaap target", "can you scale a gp target", "how to scale target gaussian", "gaussian process scale target", "how do gaussian process target work", "why do gaussian process targets vary", "scale targets for gaussian process", "how to scale a gaussian process", "does gp scale targets", "why do we use scaled targets in a regression model?", "what is the difference between a small target and a scaled target?", "scale targets in gaussian process" ]

[ "is age a confounder of logistic regression", "when using the estimated coefficient of lwd in logistic regression, we estimate the odds ratio", "what is the logistic regression model of age", "how to find a confounder for logistic regression", "what is the confounder in logistic regression", "is age a confounder", "logistic regression model identifies confounders", "what is the confounder of ages logistic regression", "identifie confounder in logistic regression", "how to identify confounders", "which confounder in logistic regression", "what is the difference between age and age in logistic regression", "which is a strong confounder of logistic regression", "how to estimate confounder", "logistic regression is not a confounder", "what is a confounder in logistic regression", "identifying of confounder in logistic regression", "how to identify confounder in regression", "confounder a logistic regression model", "identifying confounder in logistic regression" ]

[ "distance correlation is also called", "what kind of correlation is mutual information", "distance correlation and mutual information", "does distance correlation measure mutual information?", "distance correlation and mutual information", "distance correlation definition", "distance correlation definition", "what is the measure of distance correlation", "distance correlation in math", "what is distance correlation", "distance correlation definition", "distance correlation vs mutual information", "why is it called a distance correlation or mutual information", "distance correlation and mutual information", "what measures distance correlation", "distance correlation definition", "what's distance correlation", "what is the measure of distance correlation", "distance correlation", "distance correlation versus mutual information" ]

[ "how can two-way interaction be a model", "why do you need to include main effects in a model?", "what to do with interactions that don't have main effects", "which is an important difference between a two dimensional interaction and a two-directional interaction", "is it ever valid to include a two way interaction in a model without including the main effects", "which interaction should be included in the main effect of a research proposal?", "is it ever valid to include an interaction in a model without including the main effects", "what is the interaction in a model?", "does a 2 way interaction need to be included", "can you include the primary and secondary effects", "when do you include the main effects in the model", "why not include main effects in a model", "which interaction would you include in the main effects for a model?", "what is the main effect of two-way interaction", "when is it valid to include two ways interaction in a model without excluding the main effects?", "is an interaction valid in a model", "why is it valid to include interaction in a model without including the main effects?", "why is a two way interaction included in a model", "when to include the interaction and main effect", "how to include two way interaction in a model" ]

[ "can gender main effects be excluded in the main effects analysis", "can gender differences be excluded", "can we exclude gender main effects", "why exclude main effect in acova", "do we exclude interaction in anabova", "can a model include the interaction", "does gender affect ancova", "how to exclude main effect from ancova", "what is the main effect of gender", "can anabova exclude gender interaction", "can you exclude the main interaction from anabova", "why not exclude main effect", "why exclude interaction of gender from ancova", "can you exclude the main effect in ancova", "does gender exclude from ancva", "does ancovar include interaction", "does ancova include the main effect", "can ancova be combined with gender", "how to exclude the main effect of gender in the ancova model", "can the main effect of gender and pretest be excluded" ]

[ "what is d in regression", "what is the coefficient for a coefficient in regression?", "can you calculate correlations on regression?", "what is the matrix for regression with known correlations between the errors?", "what is the matrix for weighted least squares", "what is the matrix of the error called?", "what is the matrix for x and y for linear regression", "what is a weighted least squares", "how to do regression with known correlations among the errors?", "why is $d$ the matrix of error", "how does the coefficient of regression work", "when using y_t regression what is the covariance matrix", "what do you call the covariance matrix of the errors", "how to do regression with known correlations among the errors", "what type of equation is weighted least squares", "what is the function of the coefficient of coefficient of correlation", "what is the arithmetic of the weighted least sql of the logistic regression", "how to find correlations between coefficients", "how to do regression with the known correlations among the errors", "when do you do regression when you have known correlations among the errors?" ]

[ "when given a new magnitude interval", "which variables are multivariable", "is interval ok probability", "why multiple variables are associated with probabilities", "how do you solve for a multivariate probability", "which type of probability requires a magnitude and interval", "what is the probability of magnitude interval", "how do you find probability?", "why is the problem of multi variable probability a problem", "what is multivariate probability", "is the interval the only variable in multiple variables", "what is the probability for a time interval", "why use multivariate probability", "what is multivariate probability", "what is a multivariable estimating problem", "what is the problem with a multivariate probability", "if a variable has a magnitude and interval, what is the probabilities", "i have a list of sizes and the time interval between them", "what is multivariate probability", "what is multivariate probability" ]

[ "what is the best way to determine seasonality", "what is the method used to detect seasonality in data", "what is seasonality in data", "what is seasonality used for", "which method can be used to detect seasonality", "what method is used to detect seasonality", "what is the way to detect seasonality", "what method can be used to detect seasonality in data", "what type of plot is used to detect seasonality?", "what method can be used to detect seasonality in data?", "what methods can be used to detect seasonality?", "what method can be used to detect seasonality in data?", "what method can be used to detect seasonality", "which method could be used to detect seasonality in data?", "what methods can be used to detect seasonality in data?", "what method can be used to detect seasonality in data?", "what is the best method to detect seasonality in a graph", "why do you use seasonality data", "when can i detect seasonality in data", "what is the best technique to find seasonality" ]

[ "why a multivariate study is needed to compare interfaces", "how many subjective measurements does a paired t-test need to be performed to a user interface test?", "what measures is used to test a user interface?", "which test should you use to do your experimental study?", "why use tested for an experimental testing design", "which design method is best used to determine the power of a testing t-test", "why do you need an in-field study", "why use a p t test", "what are the objectives of user interface testing", "what are subjective measures of a user?", "what tests should i do to compare user interface test pga", "what is an objective measurement in a user interface design", "how do you test for user interface", "do subjective tests need to be performed in an experimental study?", "which test should i use", "why is it important to conduct both objective and objective measurements?", "what measures should a researcher take of interfaces to compare them", "can users perform both objective and subjective measurements", "how to compare different user interfaces", "what test is used to measure the accuracy of user interface" ]

[ "how to tell whether a linear model is subpopulation", "which model of linear regression does a phantom data set contain", "what is the degree of freedom to use a glm for logistic regression", "what is aic in spss", "what degree of freedom does spss use?", "what is the degree of freedom in spss for a generalized logistic regression model", "what is the aic of a glm model in spss mean", "which model contains common values? glm spss", "why do you think the aic is smaller on a glm model with only one predictor?", "how to tell whether the spss model is a subpopulation?", "what is the aic for spss", "why is aic different than a glm", "what is the degree of freedom for a glm model", "why would i expect to get similar results in spss?", "does pbss work with spss", "why are aic estimates different than dif for a spss model", "why does spss treat data as subpopulations", "why do sputs use subpopulations", "spss models that ignore subpopulations", "aic = degree of freedom" ]

[ "why is the posterior proportional to $p(x=i)p(c_i)p(c_i)$", "c what is posterior proportional", "why is the posterior proportional to $", "why is the posterior proportional to", "what is the posterior ratio in sql", "why is the posterior proportional to the posterior of the function c=c_i", "why is posterior proportional", "what is the proportion of posterior", "why does the posterior proportional to the ci", "why is posterior proportional?", "why is posterior proportional to x", "why does the posterior proportional to the max posterior to the Bayesian rule?", "why is the posterior proportional to", "why is posterior proportional", "why is the posterior proportional to the x", "how do u find the posterior of a posterior equation", "why is the posterior proportional", "why is this posterior proportional", "why is posterior proportional to posterior", "what is the posterior proportional" ]

[ "what test are used to analyze a relation between categorical variables and ordinal variables", "when to use chi square tests", "what is the significance of chi square test?", "how to interpret a study in spss", "how to use chi square tests to compare data", "which statistical method is used to look at relationships between categorical and ordinal variables?", "what is correlation test", "when is binomial logistic regression used", "how to interpret and analyze correlation analysis", "which type of statistical test do you use to analyze a correlation test in the statistics", "how to interpret a study results", "can a correlation test be used with binomial logistic regression", "how to interpret chi square tests", "how to interpret the results of a statistical analysis", "how to write logistic regression and interpret results", "can you write a correlation test for a binomial logistic regression?", "why is chi square test and correlation test used", "why use chi square test", "how to write up the results on the chi square test", "how to interpret data" ]

[ "what is the function of the jnr", "if the distribution for $y is jointly normal, then the resulting equation is a linear (affine) function of", "what is a joint normal and jointly normal distribution?", "what is joint normal distribution", "what is the normal distribution", "what is the affine function of y", "if y$ is a function of jointly normal, then", "what is a jointly normal distribution", "what is the relationship between a linear and a affine", "what is joint normal distribution", "what is the function of $y in mrc r", "when is a normal distribution of a linear function", "is $y a linear (affine) function", "which is an affine linear function?", "is $y a linear", "when is $y a linear function", "what is a jointly normal distribution", "define irn - jointly normal", "if $x and $y are normally distributed what is the equation", "when x is jointly normal, the distribution is ___." ]

[ "can you find confidence intervals for probability distribution", "does it make sense to use confidence intervals", "what is confidence interval in poisson", "confidence interval for a test", "confidence interval for paris", "what is confidence interval in probability", "what test is used for confidence interval", "what is confidence interval of a poisson event", "how to calculate confidence interval based on error?", "is confidence interval an integer", "confidence intervals probability", "what is the equivalent test of a sample proportion for poisson distributed data?", "confidence interval on poisson distributed data", "confidence interval of a test", "is a confidence interval used as a sample proportion test in polynomial", "what is confidence interval on poisson data", "is confidence interval a binomial measure", "confidence interval for poisson distributed data", "confidence intervals", "how to calculate confidence intervals" ]

[ "how to understand distribution of data", "how to find the width of the data in a scatter plot", "how to calculate interval number", "what is the width of data", "what is interval number", "width of a data graph", "which type of data is the distribution of data qqplot", "what is the data interval size", "what is interval_number", "width is just a serial number", "what is interval number", "what is interval number", "how to understand distribution in qq plot", "what is the size of qqplot", "what is the width of the plot and the interval number of the plot?", "what is the width of the histogram", "what is the width of a histogram", "what is the width of intervals", "what is the difference between qqplot and an interval_number?", "what is the width of the interval in a distribution graph" ]

[ "which drug has the most efficacious results", "what is the inferential variable of treatment", "which of the following is an inferential variable?", "what is inferential analysis in medical", "how to do an inferential a b study", "what is the purpose of inferential analysis on categorical data?", "which of the following is an inferential variable for drug therapy?", "when are outcomes coded in a dichotomous variable", "define inferential analysis for a clinical trial", "why use an inferential method of analysis for disease therapy", "what is the inferential variable in a systematic review", "when using inferential analysis what variable is used", "which type of variable indicates efficacy of treatment in clinical trial?", "what is the inferential analysis for a patient", "which drug is used to control a disease", "which two variables is the outcome of a treatment plan", "how to use inferential analysis", "inferential analysis of disease efficacy", "which of the following is a variable coded as an inferential variable", "inferential analysis what is it used to do" ]

[ "what is the best book on data visualization", "what kind of books should you read to be a data scientist", "what kind of books should i read to become a data scientist", "what should i do to become a data scientist", "what type of book is swami chandrasekaran", "what books can you read to become a data scientist", "what books are suitable for data science", "why use a visualization in data science", "how to learn nlp and visualization", "what book should you read on visualization", "what books will i find on nlp", "what kind of books do you need to learn visualisation", "which books are good on nlp", "what tarot cards are good to learn nlp?", "what are the books for data science", "what kind of books do you need to learn to be a data scientist", "what i need to learn data science skills", "what type of books is useful to learn nlp", "what are some useful tools to teach a data scientist", "what kind of books are useful for data science" ]

[ "how to do survival analysis", "which of these would increase the risk of death?", "what is a survival analysis", "how to identify factors that may contribute to an increased risk of death", "when identifying factors that may contribute to an increased risk of death, what factors should be identified?", "what is survival analysis", "what is survival analysis example", "how is a survival analysis used", "what is the purpose of a survival analysis?", "how to do survival analysis", "how do you identify and analyze risk?", "which factor is a major contributor to survival in survival analysis", "what is the goal of survival analysis", "when developing a survival analysis why do we use exploratory models?", "what is a survival analysis", "why is the survival analysis necessary?", "how to identify factors that may contribute to an increased risk of death", "what is the survival analysis of an organism", "what is the purpose of survival analysis", "which statement is an example of exploratory model?" ]

[ "does lasso use cox", "what is the function of the aic in a lasso", "what is the difference between aic and lasso method", "difference between lasso and aic", "difference between aic and lasso in model selection", "what is the difference between aic and lasso in cox model", "difference between aic and lasso approach", "difference between lasso and aic", "aic vs lasso", "what is the difference between aic and lasso", "what is ac in lasso", "what is the lasso in aic used for", "can i use a lasso to select a variable", "does a lasso fit a cox model", "difference between aic and lasso", "difference between aci and lasso", "difference between lasso and aic", "is the aic the same as a lasso in feature selection", "does aic and lasso work together", "difference between lasso and aic in statistics" ]

[ "when performing a logistic analysis what does the value of the dummy variable indicate?", "which type of test is used to check whether a model has significant more explanatory power?", "how to find the chi squared distribution in two logistic regression model", "what is the value of z-test", "which model has more explanatory power than model b?", "what kind of logistic regression is $x_3", "how to find a logistic regression variable in model a", "what is the z value in logistic regression test", "how to perform a logistic regression", "how to perform logistic regression analysis", "how to check the likelihood ratio between logistic regression models", "which method best illustrates the difference between logistic regression models?", "how to test for a logistic regression", "how to test if a model is significant", "how to do z test with logistic regression", "how to check whether a model has greater explanatory power than one that is not model independent", "how to check whether an explanatory variable is significant in logistic regression", "how does a logistic regression model b differ from an average logistic regression model", "what is the z value for the logistic regression test", "how to compare two models" ]

[ "does removing a highly collinear predictor reduce significance", "what happens when you remove collinear variable", "removing collinear variability from regression", "how is significant the collinear variable", "why do I remove a highly collinear predictor from a regression model", "how to deal with multicollinearity", "what is the significance of removing one of collinear variable from the model", "what is the collinear model of multicollinearity", "what is the significance of collinear variable when removed", "when you remove one highly collinear predictor from your model, the slope for the interactions for the two variables is no longer significant.", "why does multicollinearity reduce significance", "how to reduce significance of collinear variables", "is the relationship between the dependent variable and the collinear predictor significantly increased if the model omits one of these variables", "how to solve multicollinearity problem", "why would removing highly collinear variable reduce the significance of regression model", "when to remove highly collinear variable from regression model", "when removing a highly collinear predictor what is the outcome", "why is multicollinearity important", "when removing a highly collinear predictor is it significant", "when you remove the highly collinear predictor in regression, why is it significant" ]

[ "how to find the size of a sample", "what is the t distribution used to find sample size", "how do you find the sample size of a sample", "what is the t distribution for a sample", "t distribution vs t distribution", "what does the t distribution do", "what is the difference between a t distribution and a standard distribution", "how to use student t distribution", "what is the t distribution of a sample", "t distribution for sampling without sample size", "how do you find sample size using the distribution", "how to use the student's-t distribution with no sample size", "can you find sample variance without t distribution", "how do you find the size of a sample", "find sample size and t distribution without t distribution", "how to use the sample size of a population based on the t distribution", "how to use student's t distribution", "t value for a n sample", "how to find the sample size for hat-sigma", "how to use student's t distribution to solve for sample size" ]

[ "what graphical chart type do you need?", "types of graphs chart", "what is graphical charts", "what is graph encyclopedia", "types of graphs", "what are the types of graphs", "what types of chart", "can you create charts using graphs", "what kind of data does pie chart represent", "what is the a graph", "what is graphical data", "what type of graphs do web developers need", "what type of data do graphs use", "what type of charts do you use", "what are graphical charts used for", "what kind of charts are graphs", "what type of chart for a web app", "what kind of graph is useful", "what is graphical graphs", "what enables a graph to be graphical?" ]

[ "why do i need to graph the relationship between noa and hvoc", "what is the correlation coefficient of a graph of a data type", "how to calculate hvoc", "what is NOA diff", "what type of coefficient for a hvoc metric", "what kind of graph is appropriate with data", "how can you calculate the oa diff metric in a table and graph?", "what kind of coefficient is noa", "when to use hvoc as a correlation coefficient", "how to calculate coefficient from a noa table", "hvoc correlation coefficient", "what is noa diff formula in a table", "what is the hvoc graph", "which type of data do you use to calculate the correlation coefficient", "how do you find correlation coefficient in statistics", "what type of coefficient is used to calculate noa diff", "what is noa diff", "what is the graph for correlation coefficient in excel", "what type of graph should i use to illustrate my data", "what type of graph should i use in a case study" ]

[ "can you calculate generalization performance using nnet", "how to check nnet in r", "how to use nnet in r", "how to do k-fold cross validation in r", "how to estimate r classes' generalization", "can i check nnet k-fold r", "r how to get performance of nnet acl", "can a classifier generalise a classifier", "what is k cross validation function for r", "how do i calculate the performance of nnet", "how to get kfold performance in r", "how do i get generalisation performance in r", "how to do multivariate crossvalidation with nnet", "how to check the performance of a classifier", "can crossvalidation determine performance", "how to get kfold in r ml", "how to calculate generalisation performance with nnet", "how to get performance of nnet r", "how to estimate the performance of a machine learning classifier", "how to get generalisation performance in r" ]

[ "tied data definition", "define tied data", "what is a tie in ranking data and rank correlation coefficients", "why is tied data used?", "what is a tie data", "what is the tie in rank correlation", "what is the tie in correlation", "what is tied data", "what is tied data", "what is tied data in the context of a rank correlation coefficient?", "why tie a data", "what is tied data in a rank correlation coefficient", "what is tied data?", "what is tied data in the context of a rank correlation coefficient?", "what means tied in rank correlation", "what is tied data", "what is tied data in context of a rank correlation coefficients?", "what is tied data in the context of a rank correlation coefficient?", "what is tied data in the context of a rank correlation coefficient", "what is tied data" ]

[ "why are decomposition methods used", "different methods of seasonal decomposition", "how to choose seasonal decomposition methods", "how to use seasonal decomposition", "what is the seasonal adjustment", "which method best relates to seasonal decomposition?", "what is the most popular method of seasonal decomposition", "what is seasonal decomposition method", "why seasonal decomposition", "why use seasonal decomposition", "what is seasonal adjusted decomposition", "which is seasonally adjusted", "what is the seasonal decomposition", "which technique is seasonally adjusted vs trend cycle", "which method of decomposition best represents the trend cycle of seasonal data?", "which is the most common method for seasonal decomposition?", "what is seasonally adjusted decomposition technique", "what is the seasonal decomposition method", "what is seasonal decomposition", "what is seasonal adjustment in statistics" ]

[ "what does a r intercept measure", "what is an intercept in multiple regression", "how much is the intercept in r", "what is the r intercept value", "why is it bad to remove an intercept in multiple regression", "when does intercept fall to r", "what happens when intercept is insignificant in regression", "what is the value of intercept in lm", "what to do when intercept is not significant", "what to do when a statistical intercept is not significant", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in multiple regression", "what should be used to find the intercept on a regression", "r what to do when the intercept is not significant", "when does lm() check when a intercept is statistically insignificant", "when to do lm when the intercept is not significant", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in multiple regression?", "what does lm stand for in regression", "what to do when the intercept is not significant", "what to do when intercept is not significant in r", "what to do when intercept is statistically insignificant" ]

[ "which model has constants and insignificant mean", "why is constant ols", "why should we keep the constant in ols", "why is it necessary to keep a constant in ols?", "why ols model keeps constant", "which model always has a constant", "why is an ols constant constant", "why is it useful to keep the constant in a model", "why we must use constant model", "why keep constant in model", "why are constants important in ollis model", "ols model constant meaning", "why are constants used in ols models", "is the model constant or constant", "why is constant an important variable in an ols model", "why is it important to keep the constant in an ols model", "how to tell when ols is constant", "why is mean constants ols", "why is it required to keep the constant model in els", "why is ols model constant" ]

[ "when can a linear regression be removed", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in lm()?", "when to include an intercept in regression", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in linear regression", "when is it ok to remove an intercept in lm", "when is it ok to remove an intercept in linear regression?", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in regression", "when is it ok to exclude a intercept", "when is it ok to remove an intercept in linear regression", "when is it ok to remove the intercept from lm", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in lm()?", "when to do intercept in lm", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in lm()", "when is it ok to remove a intercept of a regression", "when is it ok to remove the intercept in lm()", "when is lm used", "when is it ok to remove in linear regression?", "when does linear regression include an intercept", "when to remove an intercept in data analysis for lm pcm?", "when are intercepts required in regression" ]

[ "what is the significance of the intercept in r", "what is the significance of an intercept in regression", "does lm represent an intercept", "what is the importance of the lm intercept?", "what is the importance to the intercept in r", "why is the intercept important in regression analysis", "what is the importance of r intercept", "significance of lm in r", "significance of lm in regression models", "what is lm model", "does lm need the intercept", "lm definition r", "what is the significance of the intercept in r", "how to estimate regression intercepts", "what is the significance of lm in the r regression?", "how do you find the residual standard error r", "r lm definition of intercept", "lm probability of significance", "which of the following values represents the significance of an intercept in regression", "what is the significance of lm?" ]

[ "how to compute trans_guess", "how are probabilities in the baum welch algorithm calculated", "how to predict probabilities from a markov model", "what is the method of baum welch", "what is the baum welch algorithm", "how are the probabilities in the baum welch algorithm calculated", "how do you estimate the probability of a baum-welch algorithm", "baum weiss probabilities", "when to use baum welch", "how to calculate probabilities baum-welch algorithm", "can you estimate trans_guess", "what is baum-welch algorithm", "baum welch probabilities", "how do you estimate probability of transverse sight", "how to estimate a probability matrices", "what is the baum welch algorithm", "how to estimate markov model", "baum welch estimating", "what kind of probabilities is expected in the baud welch algorithm?", "what is an emis" ]

[ "can you use interactions in tree", "what is the interaction term in r", "can an interaction term be included in an r tree", "why can't a tree handle interactions", "why does r use interaction terms", "r cannot handle interaction terms", "can you include interaction terms in tree", "can you include interaction term in tree model", "how to create interaction trees", "does dart have interaction term", "how to use interaction terms in r", "rac cannot handle interaction terms", "can you find interaction terms on the r tree", "what is the interaction term in a carrot tree", "does r include interaction terms", "what is interaction term r", "r tree cannot handle interaction terms", "what is the interaction term in a tree model", "how to use interaction terms in r", "how to include interaction terms in a r tree model" ]

[ "why is nlme error a bad value", "how to test the accuracy of r model", "where is the random effect in a nlme package", "nlme() error", "what is the default value of nlme in r", "nlme model error", "what is the problem with nlme error", "why does nlme fail?", "what is nlme(predictor) error?", "nlme() convergence error code", "what is nlme error code?", "what is nlme", "which variable is considered the predictor variable for a nml model?", "nlme definition in r", "why nlme r error", "what is the error code for nlme", "what is nlme in r", "what is the npme error code", "which of the following is used only when calculating the slope of yield vs rainfall", "how to use nlme" ]

[ "what is the density function in r mclust", "how can I compare two gmms", "what is the density of a gmm in r", "what is the density mclust package", "which package is used for densitiyMclust", "how to find a density", "r density mclust", "what package is density mclust", "density mclust package", "what are the density values in mclust package", "what is density mclust", "how to calculate density in r", "density mclust in r", "what is the density mclust package", "what is density mclust?", "how to use density mclust package", "r do dmclust", "mclust gmms", "what is the density package", "what is density mclust package" ]

[ "how to do arima", "which is correct way to elicit a model", "what is the correct way to forecast this data to 5, 10, or even 15 future years? rmse or mae rmma", "what is the correct way to forecast this time series", "how to perform time series analysis r", "when do you do rpma and arima", "time series arima", "what is the correct way to forecast this to five future years?", "what is the correct way to forecast this data to 5, 10, or even 15 future years", "how to predict a time series using arima", "how to arithmetic forecast a time series", "what is the correct way to forecast this to 5, 10, or even fifteen future years?", "what is the correct way to forecast this year to five future years?", "what is correct way to forecast the data to 5, 10, or even 15 future years", "what is a proper way to perform data analysis? how do you know if the data set is valid? arima", "what is the correct way to forecast the data of this data set?", "when do you use arima", "how to perform arima", "which of the following is a method to analyze time series?", "what is the correct way to forecast this data to 5 years?" ]

[ "does a change in the r value affect the significance of a variable in a linear regression", "why would the f value change if you change the reference group?", "what is the df value for hdl in regression", "why would the significance of f-value change if you change the reference group in a linear regression", "what is the f value of the hdl", "why would the f-value change if you change the reference group?", "how would the f value change when you change the reference group in a regression", "how do you find the significance of fvalue?", "why does the significance of the f value change when you change the reference group?", "why will the significance of the f value change in the linear regression if you change the reference group", "when does f value change in linear regression", "what is the f value of mdf", "why does the significance of f value change", "what is the model for hdl", "what is the relationship between the f and the reference group in the reg procedure", "why does f value change in a linear regression", "which variable can be changed to the reference group during regression", "what variable has a significance of f in regression", "what is the significance of f value in a reg?", "what is the f value for the reg procedure model?" ]

[ "what is the relative error of r", "what is the relative error for msa in r", "what is r_", "how to find the relative error in parpm", "is r_ a data", "relative error pca", "what does the matrix r_ in pca", "pca relative error formula", "r_ comp is a matrix", "arithmetic what is the relative error matrix in r", "what is the relative error matrix of pca", "if you want to read csv the matrix is not equal to ___.", "how to find the relative error of pca in excel", "which matrix is used to find relative error", "___ ___ contains a matrix when doing ___ in pca. what could be the error between the results of r and mine?", "where does princomp relate to", "princomp value", "what is the correct matrix for princomp", "if r_ contains a matrix, what is the relative error", "r_ definition" ]

[ "what is mixed effect analysis", "what is the procedure for mixed effects analysis", "which model is used to evaluate the effect of finger tapping on correct responses?", "do finger taps affect correct responses to tests", "does a finger tap affect the cortana of a covariance?", "what is the procedure for the mixed-effects analysis of covariance?", "how is mixed effects analysis done", "how do i do a mixed effect analysis", "how to calculate mixed effects for age control", "what is the procedure for a mixed effects analysis of covariance", "what is mixed effects analysis of covariance", "what is mixed effects analysis", "what is a mixed-effects analysis in spss", "which method is used to determine correlation coefficients", "how to find correlation coefficient in mixed models", "what is mixed effect analysis", "how to do mixed effects analysis", "why should i use a mixed model?", "how to determine covariance in mixed model", "how to test covariance with mixed model" ]

[ "which distribution of slope in linear regression is normal?", "what is the distribution for the intercept in the regression?", "what distribution is used in linear regression", "what distribution is used to test for slope of a linear regression?", "what is the distribution of the intercept mean in excel", "what are the distributions of a linear regression equation?", "what are t tests on regression", "which regression test assumes the distributions of slope and of intercept?", "what is the distributions of intercept and slope", "what type of distributions are in linear regression", "which is the correct distribution for slope in linear regression", "what is the t-test of slope in regression", "what is the distribution of the intercepts in logistic regression", "what are the distributions for the slope and intercept", "what is the distribution of slope in sql", "what are the logistic regression distributions", "what's the distribution for slope", "what is the distribution of slope in excel", "what is the distribution of slope and intercept in linear regression", "what is the function of the t-test on regression" ]

[ "how is p value skewed", "if there is a sample distribution", "if the distribution for p value is", "which statement describes a sample distribution", "which is skewed distribution of p value", "is it appropriate to use a sample distribution", "is there a sample distribution so that the distribution of p-value is skewed towards", "if the distribution of a p value is skewed towards", "which is true of the distribution of the p-value in a sample?", "how are distributions skewed", "what is sample distribution", "what would a sample distribution mean under a null distribution?", "what distribution is the p-value skewed towards", "what is sample distribution for sample distribution", "what is the sample distribution of p value?", "what's the distribution of p value for null?", "why are p/n null distributions skewed towards 0", "why would the distribution of p-value be skewed towards one?", "when the distribution of p value is skewed towards 1", "which distribution is skewed" ]

[ "what is bartlett's determinant value", "bartlett test of spss determine determining factor", "what is kaiser meyer olkin determinant value", "what is the determinant value of bartlett's test", "what is determinant value", "what is kaiser meyer-olkin determinant value mean", "what is the spss determinant value", "what is the value of the determinant value in bartlett's test", "kaiser-meyer-olkin measure of sampling adequacy", "what is kalp-meyer-olkin determinant value", "what is determinant value", "what is kaiser-meyer olkin value", "what is the determinant value spss", "kaiser meyer olkin determinant value", "what is determinant values", "determinant value of bartlett test", "what spss value is kaiser meyer olkin", "what is the measure of sampling adequacy", "what does kaiser meyer olkin determinant value mean", "kaiser-meyer-olkin determinant value" ]

[ "average overlapping regions", "what is the percent for regions", "what percent of the distribution is overlapping", "average percentage of overlapping regions in normal distribution", "percent of overlapping regions of two normal distributions", "average overlapping regions of a normal distribution", "percent overlapping regions in java", "how do you calculate the percentage of regions overlapping", "percentage of overlapping regions in two distributions", "how to calculate percentage of overlapping regions in a normal distribution", "what is the percentage of region overlap for normal distribution", "which distribution has overlapping regions", "how do you find the percent overlapping regions of normal distributions", "what are the percent of normal distributions overlapping in each region?", "what is the percentage of regions of overlapping regions", "what is normal distribution", "percentage of overlapping regions of two normal distribution", "which graph shows the percentage of overlapping regions", "what is the percentage overlapping regions of a normal distribution in java", "how to calculate overlapping regions of normal distribution" ]

[ "r how to find correlation over 1", "how to tell what a correlation is", "what is the value of pacf in r", "what value is the pacf function in r", "what r function can be used to calculate a correlation in r", "how can pacf values be used in r", "what is the interval between the pacf and the correlation", "what is the value of the pacf function in r", "how to find the pacf value in r", "how to calculate the value of the auto correlation function in r", "what's the value of pacf in r", "how can the value of the r partial auto correlation function be over 1?", "what is the interval of pacf in r", "r how to find correlation in a time series", "pacf value in r", "how is pacf in r a good value", "what does the partial autocorrelation function do in r", "how can pacf values be used to get the partial auto correlation", "how does pacf measure r", "correlation over a pacf value" ]

[ "how to denormalize data in polynomial regression", "what is normalizing data", "can you normalize data", "can you denormalize data", "what to do when you normalize a data", "how do you denormalize data yahoo", "what is normalization of y data", "when normalizing y data", "why do we denormalize our data", "how to denormalize variables for polynomials", "denormalize y data", "when normalizing data what data", "what to do if you are denormalizing data", "when normalizing an input x value, will the normalized data be wrong?", "which condition of the polynomial regression should be denormalized?", "how to normalize a data set", "how to denormalize a data set", "how to normalize data polynomial regression", "can you denormalize data", "how can i use polynomial regression" ]

[ "what is the difference between a family and a family of distributions?", "what is the difference between a class family and a family of distributions?", "what is the difference between a family distribution and a family class distribution?", "what is the difference between family or family of distributions?", "define family distributions", "what is the difference between a family or family of distributions", "definition family and class of distributions", "family vs. class meaning", "what is the difference between family and family", "what is the difference between a class of distributions and a family of distributions", "difference between family and family of distributions", "what is the difference between a class of distributions and a family", "what is the difference between family distributions and family distributions?", "what is the difference between family and family of distributions", "what is the class of family distributions?", "what is the difference between classes of distributions and family of distributions", "what is the difference between family, family and family of distributions?", "what is the difference between a family of distributions and a family of", "what is the difference between a family and family of distributions", "what is the definition of family distribution" ]

[ "if population correction is used for margin error calculation", "why finite population correction for margin of error?", "when to use finite population correction", "what is the finite population correction", "population correction in margin of error", "how to calculate margin of error using finite population correction", "how to calculate margin of error based on population", "is a finite population correction used in margin of error calculations?", "what is the finite population correction for", "what is the finite correction for margin of error", "what is finite population correction?", "finite population correction for margin of error", "finite population correction", "how do you calculate margins of error on an online survey", "finite population correction for margin of error", "finite population correction for margins of error", "finite population correction for margin of error", "what is finite population correction in population analysis", "how to use margin of error corrections", "what is margin of error" ]

[ "how to use pca", "can we scale observations for pca", "how to scale observations in pca", "which of the following is an important use of the pca", "what is pca used for?", "what scale is pca", "what is pca", "how does pca scale", "how to use pca analysis", "what is pca in statistics", "how do you use pca", "what variables are used in a pca", "how to scale observations pca", "can pca be scaled", "what are the parameters of pca", "can you scale pca", "what is pca used for", "how to scale pca", "what is pca used for?", "what is pca used for" ]