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Response to your last of 12/14 at 227pm re terminology and methodology.
Posted:
Dec 14, 2012 4:00 PM
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1. You asked:
For instance, do you do it over Length for each cell in a 4-way (Fold
x Set x Subset x Method) table?
Exactly. Same as for the regression of Aubqe on L, as per my
explanatory post of 12/12 at 9:10 (which you readily understood.)
2. You wrote:
?there is another formula for the denominator of the t.?
Thanks as always for your time and patience in providing the details ?
I can readily compute the denominator you suggest because of what I
did to get the covariance matrix from Ivo?s module ? remember ? he
does the heavy lifting by returning an A that has been computed both
slickly and accurately. I do the rest, which is not as problematic.
3. You wrote:
?So far the all the plots look pretty linear, with just a hint of
positive curvature.?
Please see my post immediately following this one.
4. You asked:
"please explain the labels AuqSE, AubuSE, AubquSE, AubeSE, AubqeSE".
Sorry ? these labels come from what I?m calling the regressions
themselves (at least in my mind):
Ruq is the regression of c on (u,u^2), so Auq is the average slope as
defined for you for Ruq
Rub is the regression of c on (e,u,u*e), so AubuSE and AubeSE are the
two average slopes you defined for Rub ? one for u and one for e
Rubq is the regression of c on (e,u,u*e,u^2), so AubqeSE and AubquSe
are the two average slopes you defined for Rubq ? again, one for u and
one for e.
In all the above, ?q? signals the involvement of the square term ?u^2?
and ?b? signals the involvement of the cross-term u*e.
If you want to change notation here, please feel free to suggest
alternatives of your liking.
5.
You said:
please include the phrase "the regression of"
Will do.
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