When the Numbers of Predictors Is Too Large to Allow

question 31

Short Answer

When the numbers of predictors is too large to allow for an explicit or implicit examination of all possible subsets, several alternative selection procedures generally will identify good models. The simplest such procedure is the __________, known as BE method.

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