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Variable Selection in Generalized Linear Models

Abstract

Quadratic approximations of the log — likelihood function of multivariate generalized linear models are discussed and an upper bound for the truncation error is given. Then well known variable selection procedures are applied to the resulting linear models.

Keywords:
Generalized linear model Mathematics Applied mathematics Selection (genetic algorithm) Multivariate statistics Truncation (statistics) Variable (mathematics) Quadratic equation Linear model Generalized linear mixed model Statistics Computer science Mathematical analysis Artificial intelligence

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