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Model validation by permutation tests: Applications to variable selection

✍ Scribed by Fredrik Lindgren; Björn Hansen; Walter Karcher; Michael Sjöström; Lennart Eriksson


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1996
Tongue
English
Weight
814 KB
Volume
10
Category
Article
ISSN
0886-9383

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✦ Synopsis


Regression rnodel validation by permutation tests was explored. Especially in cases where the rnodel significance is doubtful, a permutation test adds crucial information which can often can be decisive for the existence of the rnodel. The background and applicability of the test procedure are described. As an example, the use of permutation tests was extended to validation and investigation of four predictor variable selection techniques, namely MUSEUM, GOLPE, VIP and IVS-PLS. "he selection methods are briefly reviewed and cornpared. The permutation tests were applied before, during and after variable selection. Some similarities and differences in the behaviour of the variable selection techniques were found and are cornmented upon.


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