Data Analysis and Decision Support D Baier et al by Daniel Baier, Reinhold Decker, Lars Schmidt-Thieme
By Daniel Baier, Reinhold Decker, Lars Schmidt-Thieme
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If 5i = 9i(i^i) > cv{a), the hypothesis HQ will be rejected at level a and the trial stops. Otherwise, the trial will continue. When the non-random degrees of freedom ui in the first stage are larger than K — 2, then it holds J^2 < 2. This implies that all the still available degrees of freedom 1^2 have to be used in the next study part because of ^min — 1) and the trial will stop definitively after the second stage. If 1/2 > 2, we can divide the a priori fixed value z/2 i^^o two parts, say ^2 ^ ^ and i/* = z^* — z/2, so that qii^i) + {^2(^2) + ^3(^3)} is x^-distributed with K degrees of freedom under HQ.
So 5 must be divided by K to make it fall in the interval [0,1]. For interval quantitative variables, we choose 5^, defined as, 2 5'^{wi,Wk) 2 rrii where [y^^^{wi),y^^^{wi)] is the interval value of the variable yj for the unit Wi and rrij = max y^^^ — min y^^^ which represent the maximum area of the variable yj. We remark that 5^ fall in the interval [0, 1]. The discrimination criterion we choose is an impurity criterion, Gini's index. Gini's index, which we denote as D, was introduced by Breiman et al.
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