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6 results for “from:Edoardo M Airoldi”

dendrograms
Edoardo M Airoldi · Jun 26, 2003 · r-help

thanks! I was using hclust, didn't know about dendrograms. Edo

Fisher LDA and prior=c(...) argument
Edoardo M Airoldi · May 18, 2003 · r-help

hello, I am using LDA and QDA function of MASS library. I understand Fisher LDA is a method non-probabilistic in nature, so I wonder what happens when I try to predict my test set examples as in: > fit <- lda...

Follow-up: [R] Fisher LDA and prior=c(...) argument
Edoardo M Airoldi · May 18, 2003 · r-help

hello, a clarification. I am using LDA and QDA function of MASS library. I understand Fisher LDA is a method non-probabilistic in nature, so I wonder what happens when I try to predict my test set examples as in...

LDA once again
Edoardo M Airoldi · May 24, 2003 · r-help

hi there, i have one more question about LDA. just to make surei understand, suppose we have two classes, then if i specify a prior=c(.3,.7) in lda(...) this will affect my between classes covariance matrix as in...

logistic regression
Edoardo M Airoldi · May 31, 2003 · r-help

hi all, I am fitting a logistic regression model on binary data. I care about the fitted probabilities, so I am not worried about infinite (or non-existent) MLEs. I use: > glm(Y~., data=X, weights=wgt, family=binomial(link...

logistic regression (weights)
Edoardo M Airoldi · May 31, 2003 · r-help

hi all, I am fitting a logistic regression model on binary data. I care about the fitted probabilities, so I am not worried about infinite (or non-existent) MLEs. I use: > glm(Y~., data=X, weights=wgt, family=binomial(link...

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