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peckkhee
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Query on Model Comparison Output versus Individual Negative Binomial General Regression Output Result

Hi there!

 

I was trying to run a model comparison to compare between Poisson and Negative Binomial Prediction Formula obtained via the General Regression Model. However the results do not quite gel up. For example, RSquare for Negative Binomial shows 0.5743663 on the right side of the screenshot, while the left side of the screenshot which compares the RSquare together with Poisson, shows  #### for Negative Binomial. Can someone help to advise why this is happening?

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Re: Query on Model Comparison Output versus Individual Negative Binomial General Regression Output Result

The "####" result is JMP's indication that the numerical value does not fit in the space provided. You can either double-click on the result and change the format (make more space available as a larger width integer) or right-click and select format.

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Re: Query on Model Comparison Output versus Individual Negative Binomial General Regression Output Result

The "####" result is JMP's indication that the numerical value does not fit in the space provided. You can either double-click on the result and change the format (make more space available as a larger width integer) or right-click and select format.

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