The “statistical linear regression” badge.
By collections + February 13th, 2007We figured that if you actually know what those three words together mean, then you deserve a badge (Yes, we know it’s a normal distribution). Statistics rock! (NG)
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November 23rd, 2011
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The “I attended ScienceOnline and connected to a web of science leaders & communicators” badge.
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The “I make weaponized lasers” badge.
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February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL III)
February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL II)
February 16th, 2011 | collectionsThe “I’m all about the science equipment” badge (LEVEL I)
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2 Comments at "The “statistical linear regression” badge."
Indeed.
Actually, the word “statistical” is redundant. Statisticians refer to “linear regression” and leave it at that.
I’d award Level II of this badge to anyone who can define “*general* linear regression” and who knows what a link function is.
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