Great video, thank you! I noticed that the degrees of freedom go down as more variables are added to the model. Is anything "lost" when DF are lost (is power lost)? Are there any implications when DF drop below a certain number relative to the sample size?
Dear Rai, Thank you so much for your lecture on logistic regression. I have 1 question. I asked this question previously. I am doing a machine learning model using the RandomForest and XGBoost algorithms. My data is a survey of samples derived from a large population. My data has a sampling weight which is the number of individuals in the population each respondent in the sample is representing. How can I apply this sampling weight in my ML model? The data also contains strata and clusters. Do I have to keep the sampling weight, strata, and cluster variables with my features?
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Great video, thank you! I noticed that the degrees of freedom go down as more variables are added to the model. Is anything "lost" when DF are lost (is power lost)? Are there any implications when DF drop below a certain number relative to the sample size?
Dear Rai, Thank you so much for your lecture on logistic regression. I have 1 question. I asked this question previously. I am doing a machine learning model using the RandomForest and XGBoost algorithms. My data is a survey of samples derived from a large population. My data has a sampling weight which is the number of individuals in the population each respondent in the sample is representing. How can I apply this sampling weight in my ML model? The data also contains strata and clusters. Do I have to keep the sampling weight, strata, and cluster variables with my features?
I think that should help improve model performance.
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I am having a Hard time on how to use ordinal logistic regression on BMI
I am needing this for my thesis paper
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