Model Selection in Regression: Application to Tumours in Childhood by Annah Managa in Current Trends on Biostatistics & Biometrics in Lupine Publishers
We give a chronological review of the major model selection methods that have been proposed from circa 1960. These model
selection procedures include Residual mean square error (MSE), coefficient of multiple determination (R2
), adjusted coefficient of
multiple determination (Adj R2
), Estimate of Error Variance (S2
), Stepwise methods, Mallow’s Cp
, Akaike information criterion (AIC),
Schwarz criterion (BIC). Some of these methods are applied to a problem
of developing a model for predicting tumors in childhood
using log-linear models. The theoretical review will discuss the problem
of model selection in a general setting. The application will
be applied to log-linear models in particular.
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