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posted by Helmut 
– Vienna, Austria, 2014-01-30 17:30 (4177 d 12:29 ago) – Posting: # 12294
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Hi ElMaestro,
mindblowing wording.
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These are two different approaches. The fact that we get similar – if not identical – estimates in most cases is an amazing technical coincidence.
mindblowing wording.
❝ When we maximise the likelihood of the model given the observed data, we figure out two constants for the treatments […] which help towards minimisation of the sums of squares.
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Maximizing the likelihood ≠ minimizing the sum of squares.
</nitpicking>These are two different approaches. The fact that we get similar – if not identical – estimates in most cases is an amazing technical coincidence.
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