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Ezekiel's classic estimator of the population squared multiple correlation coefficient: Monte Carlo-based extensions and refinements.
The Journal of General Psychology ( IF 2.014 ) Pub Date : 2019-10-25 , DOI: 10.1080/00221309.2019.1679080
James B Hittner 1
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Abstract

Ezekiel’s adjusted R2 is widely used in linear regression analysis. The present study examined the statistical properties of Ezekiel’s measure through a series of Monte Carlo simulations. Specifically, we examined the bias and root mean squared error (RMSE) of Ezekiel’s adjusted R2 relative to (a) the sample R2 statistic, and (b) the sample R2 minus the expected value of R2. Simulation design factors consisted of sample sizes (N = 50, 100, 200, 400), number of predictors (2, 3, 4, 5, 6), and population squared multiple correlations (ρ2 = 0, .10, .25, .40, .60). Factorially crossing these design factors resulted in 100 simulation conditions. All populations were normal/Gaussian, and for each condition, we drew 10,000 Monte Carlo samples. Regarding systematic variation (bias), results indicated that with few exceptions, Ezekiel’s adjusted R2 demonstrated the lowest bias. Regarding unsystematic variation (RMSE), the performance of Ezekiel’s measure was comparable to the other statistics, suggesting that the bias-variance tradeoff is minimal for Ezekiel’s adjusted R2. Additional findings indicated that sample size-to-predictor ratios of 66.67 and greater were associated with low bias and that ratios of this magnitude were accompanied by large sample sizes (N = 200 and 400), thus suggesting that researchers using Ezekiel’s adjusted R2 should aim for sample sizes of 200 or greater in order to minimize bias when estimating the population squared multiple correlation coefficient. Overall, these findings indicate that Ezekiel’s adjusted R2 has desirable properties and, in addition, these findings bring needed clarity to the statistical literature on Ezekiel’s classic estimator.



中文翻译:

以西结(Ezekiel)对人口的经典估计是多个相关系数的平方:基于蒙特卡洛的扩展和细化。

摘要

Ezekiel的调整后R 2广泛用于线性回归分析。本研究通过一系列的蒙特卡洛模拟检验了以西结测量的统计特性。具体地,我们研究结的调整的偏压和均方根误差(RMSE)- [R 2相对于(a)将样品- [R 2统计量,和(b)将样品- [R 2减去的预期值- [R 2。模拟的设计因素包括样本大小(的Ñ  = 50,100,200,400),预测器(2,3,4,5,6)的数目,和人口平方多次相关(ρ 2= 0,.10,.25,.40,.60)。跨越这些设计因素导致了100个仿真条件。所有人口均为正常人/高斯人,对于每种情况,我们抽取了10,000个蒙特卡洛样本。关于系统偏差(偏差),结果表明,除少数例外,以西结的调整后的R 2表现出最低的偏差。关于非系统变异(RMSE),以西结的测度性能与其他统计数据相当,这表明对于以西结的调整后的R 2,偏差-方差的权衡是最小的。其他发现表明,样本大小与预测子之比为66.67或更大与低偏倚相关,并且此数量级的比率伴随着大样本量(N = 200和400),因此建议使用Ezekiel调整后的R 2的研究人员应针对200或更大的样本量,以便在估计总体平方相关系数时将偏差最小化。总体而言,这些发现表明以西结的调整后的R 2具有理想的特性,此外,这些发现为以西结的经典估计量的统计文献带来了必要的清晰度。

更新日期:2019-10-25
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