A note about the corrected VIF
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The linear regression model is applied to analyze the relation between a dependent (endogenous) variable and a set of independent (exogenous) variables. It assumes that the matrix (\(X'X\)) is well-conditioned. The paper shows the limitations to applying the CVIF in ordinary least squares and proposes some modifications. A numerical example is given.
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