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In this paper it is shown that the number of latent factors in a multiple multivariate regression model need not be larger than the number of the response variables in order to achieve an optimal prediction. The practical importance of this lemma is outlined and an application of such a...
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We propose a standardized partition space (SPS) that offers a unifying framework for the comparison of a wide variety of classification rules. Using SPS, one can define measures for the performance of classifiers w.r.t. goodness concepts beyond the expected rate of correct classifications of the...
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When trying to interpret estimated parameters the researcher is interested in the (relative) importance of the individual predictors. However, if the predictors are highly correlated, the interpretation of coefficients, e.g. as economic multipliersʺ, is not applicable in standard regression or...
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In this paper it is shown that the number of latent factors in a multiple multivariate regression model need not be larger than the number of the response variables in order to achieve an optimal prediction. The practical importance of this lemma is outlined and an application of such a...
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In this paper, control variates are proposed to speed up Monte Carlo simulations to estimate expected error rates in multivariate classification.
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