I also think Alan's idea is sound. I start my students off with some
binomial expansion theory.
Alan McLean wrote:
This is a good idea, Dennis. I would like to see the sequence start with
the binomial - in a very real way, the normal occurs naturally as an
'approximation' to the binomial.
Assuming you have coded everything correctly, I would look at something
called complete or quasi-complete separation. These conditions often
lead to grossly inflated coefficients.
Claudiu D. Tufis wrote:
Hi,
I have a multiple logistic regression. Among the predictors, I have 6
_Psychometric Theory_, by Jum Nunnally to name one.
haytham siala wrote:
Hi,
I will appreciate if someone can help me with this question: if factors
extracted from a factor analysis were found to be reliable (using an
internal consistency test like a Cronbach alpha), can they be used to
