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Confidence intervals versus regions
Norman R. Draper,Irwin Guttman +1 more
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TL;DR: In regression problems, individual confidence bands on the parameters typically are examined. as discussed by the authors discuss the relationship between the two representations and suggest a simple volume calculation that could be routinely displayed in regression outputs and provide useful information.
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Abstract: In regression problems, individual confidence bands on the parameters typically are examined. Doing this avoids the difficulties of envisaging more accurate ellipsoidal confidence regions. We discuss the relationship between the two representations and suggest a simple volume calculation that could be routinely displayed in regression outputs and provide useful information.
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