Technometrics · 1974 · 25 citations · 12 references
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This note presents research on the problem of determining the distribution of the usual sample R 2 statistic in multiple regression studies where the variables to be included in the regression equation are the subset of k variables, from a set of m variables, which maximize the sample R 2 value or satisfy some similar criterion. A Monte—Carlo approach was used to estimate certain percentile points of the distribution of R 2 under the null hypothesis of independence between the dependent variable and the m independent variables. A function has been developed which appears to provide a good approximation to percentile points of the R 2 distribution.
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Lee J. Bain, N. H. Draper, H. Smith · Technometrics · 1967 · 3.3K citations
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E. M. L. Beale, M. G. Kendall, D. W. Mann · Biometrika · 1967 · 244 citations