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[This chapter presents analyses of several data sets with positive valued univariate or multivariate continuous outcomes addressing the need for power transformation of those outcomes along with power transformation of predictors for those outcomes. The outcome variables include those analyzed in Chaps. 2–5 as well as a new data set on plasma levels of beta-carotene in humans in terms of their fiber intake and vitamin usage. The chapter also provides a formulation for power-adjusted likelihood cross-validation (LCV) scores that can be maximized to choose a real valued power for transforming an outcome.]
Published: Sep 21, 2016
Keywords: Univariate Outcome; Generalize Estimate Equation; Constant Variance; Standardize Residual; Normal Density Function
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