Intro to Probabilistic Methods
Adjusted r-squared is a statistical measure that adjusts the r-squared value to account for the number of predictors in a regression model. It provides a more accurate assessment of the model’s explanatory power by penalizing the addition of irrelevant predictors, thus preventing overfitting. This is especially important in multiple linear regression, where using too many variables can artificially inflate the r-squared value.
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