Estimators of the multiple correlation coefficient: Local robustness and confidence intervals
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Residuals, SQUARES REGRESSION, Statistics & Probability, Estimation in multivariate analysis, influence function, CAUTIONARY NOTE, robustness, regression analysis, Cautionary note, Robustness and adaptive procedures (parametric inference), Statistique mathématique, Robustness, R-2-measure, Influence function, Parametric tolerance and confidence regions, Science & Technology, Measures of association (correlation, canonical correlation, etc.), Linear regression; mixed models, High breakdown-point, 0104 Statistics, multiple correlation coefficients, Intervals, Point estimation, Multiple correlation coefficient, R2, 4905 Statistics, multiple correlation coefficient, Squares regression, Physical Sciences, HIGH BREAKDOWN-POINT, Regression analysis, Mathematics, Model
Residuals, SQUARES REGRESSION, Statistics & Probability, Estimation in multivariate analysis, influence function, CAUTIONARY NOTE, robustness, regression analysis, Cautionary note, Robustness and adaptive procedures (parametric inference), Statistique mathématique, Robustness, R-2-measure, Influence function, Parametric tolerance and confidence regions, Science & Technology, Measures of association (correlation, canonical correlation, etc.), Linear regression; mixed models, High breakdown-point, 0104 Statistics, multiple correlation coefficients, Intervals, Point estimation, Multiple correlation coefficient, R2, 4905 Statistics, multiple correlation coefficient, Squares regression, Physical Sciences, HIGH BREAKDOWN-POINT, Regression analysis, Mathematics, Model
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