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Linear Models and potential for misleading interpretability-Simpson’s paradox
July 31, 2022, 1:53 p.m. | /u/111llI0__-__0Ill111
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However one of the basic assumptions of stat inference is that the model is specified correctly, that it captures the data generating process. If the DGP is nonlinear (and it could be if there is no theory supporting the linearity) then the inference would be off.
This example shows a case where using a black box model …
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