INFORMATION-THEORETIC MEASURES OF FIT FOR UNIVARIATE AND MULTIVARIATE LINEAR REGRESSIONS

[1] Anderson T., 1984, INTRO MULTIVARIATE S

[2] CHUNG CF, 1987, 28 U FLOR COLL BUS A

[3] Hotelling H, 1936, BIOMETRIKA, V28, P321, DOI 10.2307/2333955

[4] RELATIVE IMPORTANCE BY AVERAGING OVER ORDERINGS [J]. AMERICAN STATISTICIAN, 1987, 41 (01) : 6 - 10

[5] LAWLEY DN, 1956, BIOMETRIKA, V43, P128

[6] LAWLEY DN, 1959, BIOMETRIKA, V46, P59, DOI 10.2307/2332808

[7] HOW MANY BITS OF INFORMATION DOES AN INDEPENDENT VARIABLE YIELD IN A MULTIPLE-REGRESSION [J]. STATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS, 1987, 6 (02) : 107 - 108

[8] RELATIONS BETWEEN 2 SETS OF VARIATES - THE BITS OF INFORMATION PROVIDED BY EACH VARIATE IN EACH SET [J]. STATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS, 1988, 6 (03) : 137 - 139

[9] THEIL H, 1984, EXPLOITING CONTINUIT

[10] Theil H., 1971, PRINCIPLES ECONOMETR

[1] Anderson T., 1984, INTRO MULTIVARIATE S

[2] CHUNG CF, 1987, 28 U FLOR COLL BUS A

[3] Hotelling H, 1936, BIOMETRIKA, V28, P321, DOI 10.2307/2333955

[4] RELATIVE IMPORTANCE BY AVERAGING OVER ORDERINGS [J]. AMERICAN STATISTICIAN, 1987, 41 (01) : 6 - 10

[5] LAWLEY DN, 1956, BIOMETRIKA, V43, P128

[6] LAWLEY DN, 1959, BIOMETRIKA, V46, P59, DOI 10.2307/2332808

[7] HOW MANY BITS OF INFORMATION DOES AN INDEPENDENT VARIABLE YIELD IN A MULTIPLE-REGRESSION [J]. STATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS, 1987, 6 (02) : 107 - 108

[8] RELATIONS BETWEEN 2 SETS OF VARIATES - THE BITS OF INFORMATION PROVIDED BY EACH VARIATE IN EACH SET [J]. STATISTICS & PROBABILITY LETTERS, 1988, 6 (03) : 137 - 139

[9] THEIL H, 1984, EXPLOITING CONTINUIT

[10] Theil H., 1971, PRINCIPLES ECONOMETR