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I have a trait matrix in which column values represent traits (log10 transformed body-mass values). As the body mass is log-transformed, it will have both +ve and -ve values. But any 0s in those ...
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folks- I'm using the wonderful 'survey' library in R, but running into a problem when I use predict to recover the predicted point estimates and standard errors, then convert them into a data frame to ...
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I would like to obtain estimates of the variance explained by each predictor in multiple regression using robust linear regression (for instance with the R function lmrob from robustbase R package or ...
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In Stata, there's a function called quadvariance() which computes variance using quad precision (extended floating-point arithmetic) to reduce numerical errors, especially in datasets with very small ...
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Consider this example from book Programming in Scala, 5th Edition by Martin Odersky (Chapter 18 · Type Parameterization) Here - the following class Cat is described: abstract class Cat[-T, +U]: def ...
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I'm trying to find an unified approach to show Plan/Actual/Variance for both absolute and relative metrics. There are several datasets, which are generally structured similarly. They have Dates (...
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As is well known, contravariance is quite rare in Rust. According to the Rust Reference on variance, only fn(T) -> () is contravariant on T. I’ve never fully understood how the following conclusion ...
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Consider the following: sealed trait IntTree case class Leaf(value: Int) extends IntTree case class Branch(left: IntTree, value: Int, right : IntTree) def test[A <: IntTree](x: A): A = { ...
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I am trying to calculate the distribution of the Shannon entropy for all possible random strings of length N. (by random, I mean that each letter at each position is picked with equal probability) To ...
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The data: Let X be an array of labeled integers roughly in the domain [0, 2000000]. The size |X| is around 3000 elements. The labels are in the domain [A, B, C]. For example: [(13, A), (16, B), (32, A)...
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Let's assume we have some time-series data where every person (sample) has measurements for 2 variables (Var1, Var2) for three timepoints. Following is a dummy representation of the data. Is there a ...
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In paper Cost function dependent barren plateaus in shallow parametrized quantum circuits, the author exhibit an warm-up example in page 2 to show the barren plateau phenomenon. In this example, the ...
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I have been evaluating the quality of modelfit with the easystats package (0.7.1.3). Since I have mixed models I use the r2_nakagawa() function and since the last update I did (easystats::...
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I am running the variance partitioning function in vegan (varpart). I get the following graph. If you sum them up the total variance reported in the plot is more than 100%. I would expect to be 100-22....
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I want to VIF analysis on a dataset df. Here, X is the subsetset of df with only the independant variables. This is my code: from statsmodels.stats.outliers_influence import variance_inflation_factor ...
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