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A nonlinear effect plus measurement error in x becomes close to linear: A simulation study

It's time for another one of Bob's favorite sort of post, which is when I use simulation to demonstrate a statistical principle. Flogging a dead horse The issue in question came up the other day in comments to my … Continue reading →

A nonlinear effect plus measurement error in x becomes close to linear: A simulation study

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It's time for another one of Bob's favorite sort of post, which is when I use simulation to demonstrate a statistical principle.

Flogging a dead horse The issue in question came up the other day in comments to my … Continue reading →

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It's time for another one of Bob's favorite sort of post, which is when I use simulation to demonstrate a statistical principle. Flogging a dead horse The issue in question came up the other day in comments to my … Continue reading →

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