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S6E13 Group Codes in GLM: Dummy and Dummier
Jan 21, 2025
Explore the fascinating world of group coding techniques like dummy variables and effect codes in statistical analysis. The hosts share a humorous look at nostalgic home remedies and childhood illnesses, while contrasting them with today’s modern complexities. They critique the intricacies of MANOVA and celebrate the simplicity of ANOVA. Learn how statistical coding changes interpretations and the evolution of error control methods in GLM. Wrap up with lighthearted banter about fictional academic medications that keep the laughs coming!
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- The hosts examine the complexities introduced by group coding techniques in GLM, contrasting them with the simplicity of traditional ANOVA for analyzing group differences.
- A humorous discussion about childhood ailments and home remedies reveals nostalgia and dissatisfaction with the modern complexities of both health and statistical practices.
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