For our regression we use standardized or centered variables, thus instead of A,B,and AB --> cA, cB, cAB (where c stands for centered)
Are the pictures good if we use at the left side (descriptives) the normal values for A, B, and AB? Because if you also use the centered values on the left, the figures off course don't show the values you want (for example dependent values between 1 and 5 when working with a questionnaire).
For our regression we use standardized or centered variables, thus instead of A,B,and AB --> cA, cB, cAB (where c stands for centered)
Are the pictures good if we use at the left side (descriptives) the normal values for A, B, and AB? Because if you also use the centered values on the left, the figures off course don't show the values you want (for example dependent values between 1 and 5 when working with a questionnaire).
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sigmundfreud84 11 months ago
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Hello!
For our regression we use standardized or centered variables, thus instead of A,B,and AB --> cA, cB, cAB (where c stands for centered)
Are the pictures good if we use at the left side (descriptives) the normal values for A, B, and AB? Because if you also use the centered values on the left, the figures off course don't show the values you want (for example dependent values between 1 and 5 when working with a questionnaire).
Thanks!!
stineldo 1 year ago
Hello!
For our regression we use standardized or centered variables, thus instead of A,B,and AB --> cA, cB, cAB (where c stands for centered)
Are the pictures good if we use at the left side (descriptives) the normal values for A, B, and AB? Because if you also use the centered values on the left, the figures off course don't show the values you want (for example dependent values between 1 and 5 when working with a questionnaire).
Thanks!!
stineldo 1 year ago