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R_mont · ‎06-18-2020

Hey! how did you solved this problem? I am in a kind of the same thing! in my case I also have a score and need to adjust for energy using the residuals method, I dont know if in the regression I should include each nutrient (cho, pro, fat) as independent variables. How did you did it? and also which constant did you used at the end? Best! Rebeca

R_mont · ‎03-06-2020

Sorry, I have another question, how do I back transformed the values to its original skala? I thought by using the option exp but it only works for log trnasformed variables and not for all the ones that were transformed to an specific lambda for example: link=power(-0.21) 🙂 Thanks a lot

R_mont · ‎03-06-2020

Thank you Paige Miller! Yes the response variables are the ones not normally distributed. Thanks a lot for the example 🙂

R_mont · ‎03-03-2020

Good day, I am quite new with statistics and I have been working with a linear regression model using PORC GENMOD (with different link options, since not all my variables are normally distributed). I am wondering which is the effect parameter that we interprete in this regression (the one from the Maximun likelihood parameter estimates table or the one with the differences of the response variable Least squares means)??? and if it should be interpreted differently? Thank you a million! Rebeca

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