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Fast improvised influential distance for the identification of influential observations in multiple linear regression

Midi et al., 2021

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10236040330626629569
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Midi H
Sani M
Ismaeel S
Arasan J
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Sains Malaysiana

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Influential observations (IO) are those observations that are responsible for misleading conclusions about the fitting of a multiple linear regression model. The existing IO identification methods such as influential distance (ID) is not very successful in detecting IO …
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