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Using the criterion-predictor factor model to compute the probability of detecting prediction bias with ordinary least squares regression
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    Using the criterion-predictor factor model to compute the probability of detecting prediction bias with ordinary least squares regression (English)
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    8 August 2012
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    selection
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    prediction bias
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    measurement bias
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    type I error
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    power
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