Developments in Linear Regression Methodology: 1959-1982
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(19)- On the potential in the estimation of linear functions in regression
- Identifying multiple influential observations in linear regression
- A Classification of influence measures
- Selecting important independent variables in linear regression models
- Cook statistic and diagnostics for transformations
- The internal norm approach to influence diagnostics
- Computations for constrained linear models
- Algebraic connections between the least squares and total least squares problems
- A constrained linear estimator for multiple regression
- Sparse regression and support recovery with \(\mathbb{L}_2\)-boosting algorithms
- A general structure for the unbiased estimate of the parameter's estimable function in linear regression
- Robust correlation scaled principal component regression
- Direct and indirect least squares methods in continuous-time parameter estimation
- Predictive subset selection using regression trees and RBF neural networks hybridized with the genetic algorithm
- Subset selection using the total least squares approach in collinearity problems with errors in the variables
- Model selection using information criteria under a new estimation method: least squares ratio
- Impact of simultaneous omission of a variable and an observation on a linear regression equation
- A unifying representation of some case-deletion influence measures in univariate and multivariate linear regression
- A graph approach to generate all possible regression submodels
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