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Let's hear your horror stories - what glaring and substantial errors have you found while reviewing others' stats?
April 1, 2022, 2:05 a.m. | /u/jsalas1
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I'm reviewing a multinomial logistic regression when I see a rather suspicious line of code.
They're assigning labels to the levels of a factor, and and then assigning that output to a column. Turns out that the way they did it, they overwrite the entire data with a repeating string of 0, 1. Instead of 1000 0s and 300 1s like the true data, we now we …
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