Bastian,

I learned the "coefficient of determination" as r^2, so its range would be
zero to 1.  I'm not familiar with the Greene reference, but I would assume
that it could be applied to nonlinear regressions.  I would think its
range would still be zero to one...

WBW




On 3 Sep 2003, Bastian wrote:

> I wonder if the coefficient of determination, which usually ranges
> from -1 to +1, can achieve other values for nonlinear relations. I
> read something like that in an artikel which said that this is shown
> in GREENE, W. H., Econometric analysis (1997), p. 318.
>
> Unfortunately I can't get the book the next weeks, so I'd be glad
> about any comments on the topic or some hints to other literature
> sources.
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> Bastian
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