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Knit directory: dsc-linreg/analysis/

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File Version Author Date Message
html 93d37ac Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 Adjusted links in workflowr pages.
Rmd f8959f4 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 wflow_publish(c(“index.Rmd”, “usage_instructions.Rmd”))
html b61da16 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 Re-built home page after a few revisions to the text.
Rmd c292c60 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 wflow_publish(“index.Rmd”)
html d05302c Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 Build site.
Rmd 093d5e6 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 Some revisions to the text in the README and home page.
html 58540be Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 Added links and other content to home page.
Rmd e4274ee Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-09 wflow_publish(“index.Rmd”)
html 3514b9f Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-08 Removed “Home” from navbar.
html 98c9fd1 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-08 More formatting fixes.
html bedae48 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-08 Fixed formatting on home page.
Rmd 50b6bcf Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-08 wflow_publish(“index.Rmd”)
Rmd 261d234 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-08 Added workflowr files.
html 9551a1d Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-03 Re-ran DSC from scratch.
html 73147f3 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-03 Revised susie fit module.
html b8faa5e Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-03 Revised susie fit module to use a fixed prior variance instead of estimating it.
html 30ed25c Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-02 Added more details to linreg.Rmd; removed some old code.
html 8ce994e Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-02 Added some impressions to linreg.Rmd; re-rendered analysis.
html bc325c0 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-02 Added boxplots to linreg analysis.
html 6b533b3 Peter Carbonetto 2019-04-02 Started working on linreg.Rmd analysis, and rendered result into docs/index.html.

This repository implements a Dynamic Statistical Comparison (DSC) to evaluate prediction accuracy of linear regression methods in different scenarios.

Follow the links below for an overview of the results, and for instructions on how to run the DSC on your own computer.

License

Copyright (c) 2018-2019, Gao Wang, Peter Carbonetto and Matthew Stephens.

All source code and software in this repository are made available under the terms of the MIT license.

Contributors

This repository was developed by Gao Wang, Peter Carbonetto and Matthew Stephens at the University of Chicago.