2007 · 135 citations · 7 references
BusinessBiostatisticsDecision AnalysisDecision AnalyticsEpidemiologic MethodsModel SelectionSelection MethodsVariable SelectionExplanatory Variable SelectionForward SelectionIndependent VariablesRegression Model SelectionStepwise Regression
A common problem in regression analysis is that of variable selection. Often, you have a large number of potential independent variables, and wish to select among them, perhaps to create a ‘best ’ model. One common method of dealing with this problem is some form of automated procedure, such as forward, backward, or stepwise selection. We show that these methods are not to be recommended, and present better alternatives using PROC GLMSELECT and other methods.
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