R square value [General Statistics]
Dear Pavan,
OK, if your SOP states this cut-off you have to use it. For the meaningfulness of R² as a measure of ‘goodness of fit’ please search the forum. We had rather lengthy discussions on the topic already.
What are your considerations? You have to follow your SOP.
IMHO yes.
Why? For these formulations R² ≥0.075.
❝ We conducted a study with 2 tests and 1 reference. According to our SOP if R2 value is less than 0.75 we need to exclude that subject from the statistical analysis
OK, if your SOP states this cut-off you have to use it. For the meaningfulness of R² as a measure of ‘goodness of fit’ please search the forum. We had rather lengthy discussions on the topic already.
❝ In this 3x3 design for T2 the R2 value is showing less than 0.75. We are considering kel, t1/2 and AUCinf for T2 as missing.
What are your considerations? You have to follow your SOP.
❝ Is it applicable to T2 only […]
IMHO yes.
❝ […] or for T1 and R also we need to take them as missing?
Why? For these formulations R² ≥0.075.
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Complete thread:
- R square value NPavan 2009-06-29 14:14
- R square valueHelmut 2009-06-29 14:30
