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Multiple linear regression (MLR): significance of the calculated terms (2 sigma interval) [message #83769]

Wed, 03 April 2013 12:27

kisCA
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Registered: January 2011

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Hello,

I have been reading MLR results for a while now in published papers. They always talk about the significance of the calculated terms of the regression by saying "it's significant at a 2 sigma level". Is there any body here that would explain to me what it really means and how it is done ? Is it simply when 2sigma is largely superior to the calculated term ?

Thank you for your help

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		Multiple linear regression (MLR): significance of the calculated terms (2 sigma interval) By: kisCA on Wed, 03 April 2013 12:27
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