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Nonresponse
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In surveys, it is rare that everyone who is ``invited`` to participate (everyone whose phone number is called, everyone who is mailed a questionnaire, everyone an interviewer tries to stop on the street…) in fact responds. the difference between the "invited" sample sought, and that obtained, is the nonresponse.
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Participate, английский
Questionnaire, английский
- Вопросник; опросный лист; опросный бланк; переписной лист; анкета; формуляр
- N вопросник, анкета
- Вопросник; анкета
- Вопросник, опросник анкета. анкета, которая заполняется пациентом в процессе исследования с целью высказать мнение об определенных аспектах своего состояния и лечения.
- Опросный лист; анкета
Interviewer, английский
- Счетчик (при проведении переписи); лицо, проводящее опрос или собирающее необходимые сведения
- N интервьюер, опрашивающий
- Интервьюер intradermal (intracutaneous) test
- Интервьюер
Difference, английский
- Disagreement, inequity, contrast, dissimilarity, incompatibility
- Разница; разность
- An important army term, meaning firstly the sum to be paid by officers when exchanging from the half to full pay; and, secondly, the price or difference in value of the several commissions.
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False discovery rate, английский
In testing a collection of hypotheses, the false discovery rate is the fraction of rejected null hypotheses that are rejected erroneously (the number of type i errors divided by the number of rejected null hypotheses), with the convention that if no hypothesis is rejected, the false discovery rate is zero.
Dependent variable, английский
- In regression, the variable whose values are supposed to be explained by changes in the other variable (the the independent or explanatory variable). usually one regresses the dependent variable on the independent variable.
- Зависимая переменная
- In regression analysis and other machine-learning methods, the objective of the analysis is to predict the value of an attribute correctly, either as a continuous response or as a classification. that target variable can be referred to as a dependent variable. see also: regression, regressor. depth-first search a search procedure in which each possibility is completely evaluated before beginning to evaluate other searches. when the search can be represented as a tree, a depth-first search would completely explore one branch before moving to other branches at that level. see also: breadth-first search.
- Term used in regression analysis to represent the element or condition that is dependent on values of one or more other independent variables.
- The variable, usually denoted by y that the model tries to explain.
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