Preguntas etiquetadas con paired-comparisons

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Cómo lidiar con datos jerárquicos / anidados en el aprendizaje automático

Explicaré mi problema con un ejemplo. Suponga que desea predecir el ingreso de un individuo dados algunos atributos: {Edad, Sexo, País, Región, Ciudad}. Tienes un conjunto de datos de entrenamiento como este train <- data.frame(CountryID=c(1,1,1,1, 2,2,2,2, 3,3,3,3), RegionID=c(1,1,1,2,...

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Calcular la repetibilidad de los efectos de un modelo más antiguo

Acabo de encontrar este artículo , que describe cómo calcular la repetibilidad (también conocida como confiabilidad, también conocida como correlación intraclase) de una medición a través del modelado de efectos mixtos. El código R sería: #fit the model fit =

mixed-model reliability intraclass-correlation repeatability spss factor-analysis survey modeling cross-validation error curve-fitting mediation correlation clustering sampling machine-learning probability classification metric r project-management optimization svm python dataset quality-control checking clustering distributions anova factor-analysis exponential poisson-distribution generalized-linear-model deviance machine-learning k-nearest-neighbour r hypothesis-testing t-test r variance levenes-test bayesian software bayesian-network regression repeated-measures least-squares change-scores variance chi-squared variance nonlinear-regression regression-coefficients multiple-comparisons p-value r statistical-significance excel sampling sample r distributions interpretation goodness-of-fit normality-assumption probability self-study distributions references theory time-series clustering econometrics binomial hypothesis-testing variance t-test paired-comparisons statistical-significance ab-test r references hypothesis-testing t-test normality-assumption wilcoxon-mann-whitney central-limit-theorem t-test data-visualization interactive-visualization goodness-of-fit
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La precisión de la máquina de aumento de gradiente disminuye a medida que aumenta el número de iteraciones

Estoy experimentando con el algoritmo de la máquina de aumento de gradiente a través del caretpaquete en R. Usando un pequeño conjunto de datos de admisión a la universidad, ejecuté el siguiente código: library(caret) ### Load admissions dataset. ### mydata <-

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Diferencia en medias versus diferencia media

Al estudiar dos medias de muestras independientes, se nos dice que estamos viendo la "diferencia de dos medias". Esto significa que tomamos la media de la población 1 ( ) y le restamos la media de la población 2 ( ). Entonces, nuestra "diferencia de dos medias" es ( - ).y¯1y¯1\bar y_1y¯2y¯2\bar...

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Cómo realizar SVD para imputar valores perdidos, un ejemplo concreto

He leído los excelentes comentarios sobre cómo lidiar con los valores perdidos antes de aplicar SVD, pero me gustaría saber cómo funciona con un ejemplo simple: Movie1 Movie2 Movie3 User1 5 4 User2 2 5 5 User3 3 4 User4 1 5 User5 5 1 5 Dada la matriz anterior, si elimino los valores de NA,...

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