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Semiparametric Regression with R: Statistical Modeling and Data Analysis for Researchers - Perfect for Academic Studies, Data Science Projects, and Research Papers
Semiparametric Regression with R: Statistical Modeling and Data Analysis for Researchers - Perfect for Academic Studies, Data Science Projects, and Research Papers

Semiparametric Regression with R: Statistical Modeling and Data Analysis for Researchers - Perfect for Academic Studies, Data Science Projects, and Research Papers

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This easy-to-follow applied book on semiparametric regression methods using R is intended to close the gap between the available methodology and its use in practice. Semiparametric regression has a large literature but much of it is geared towards data analysts who have advanced knowledge of statistical methods. While R now has a great deal of semiparametric regression functionality, many of these developments have not trickled down to rank-and-file statistical analysts. The authors assemble a broad range of semiparametric regression R analyses and put them in a form that is useful for applied researchers. There are chapters devoted to penalized spines, generalized additive models, grouped data, bivariate extensions of penalized spines, and spatial semi-parametric regression models. Where feasible, the R code is provided in the text, however the book is also accompanied by an external website complete with datasets and R code. Because of its flexibility, semiparametric regression has proven to be of great value with many applications in fields as diverse as astronomy, biology, medicine, economics, and finance. This book is intended for applied statistical analysts who have some familiarity with R.

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This book has a lot of examples with R code and an easy to understand language. The authors discussed just about math, but more than enough examples with R code to make it easier for researchers without stats background to be able to analyze their data. I have this book, Simon Woods text, and the GAM by Tibshirani. They are all great references and I use them all for my work and research. Where they do differ is that this one is more applications oriented while the others are more concept oriented.