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Residuals and Influence in Regression

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Residuals and Influence in Regression
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Publisher: Chapman & Hall
ISBN/ASIN: 041224280X
Number of pages: 240

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Residuals are used in many procedures designed to detect various types of disagreement between data and an assumed model. In this monograph, we present a detailed account of the residual based methods that we have found to be most useful, and brief summaries of other selected methods. Our emphasis is on graphical methods rather than on formal testing.

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