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Yan: st: Variance decomposition ANOVA dummy variable
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Yan: st: Variance decomposition ANOVA dummy variable
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Mon, 14 Apr 2014 09:04:36 +0100 (BST)
I guess no, anova is not appropriate for binary variable. u can use logistic or probit model.
14 Nis 2014 10:37 Pazartesi tarihinde Mehmet Altun <[email protected]> şöyle yazdı:
Dear Colleagues,
I have a simple question. When doing a variance decomposition analysis,
I run an ANOVA (dependent variable is continuous).
The ANOVA allows us to decompose the variation in dependent variable to
each explanatory variable.
What if my dependent variable is a dummy variable (0/1)? What is the
alternative to ANOVA?
Best regards,
Mehmet
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