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- From: feh@duke.edu (Frank Harrell)
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- Subject: Re: stepwise regression
- Summary: amen
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- Date: 18 Dec 92 02:15:30 GMT
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- I very much agree with Scott Thompson's thoughful post. More often
- than not, the best prediction arises from a full model fit
- (i.e. collinearities aren't really all that dangerous) followed
- by shrinkage. Spiegelhalter (Stat in Med 5:421-33, 1986) says
- this better than I could.
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- Frank E Harrell Jr feh@biostat.mc.duke.edu
- Associate Professor of Biostatistics
- Division of Biometry Duke University Medical Center
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