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Statistical Models for Prognostication
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Chapter 8: Statistical Models for Prognostication: Theoretical Aspects of Predictive Modeling
        

Regression models make assumptions that need to be reasonably satisfied to make the model valid, i.e. that it gives reliable predictions, and correct inferences about the importance of the potential predictors. The three main types of assumptions (Harrell et al., 1985) to explore are:

 

 

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