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Interaction terms and polynomials in Julia #206

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I've added Julia examples that closely follow R and Python ones.

Once again I would greatly appreciate it if you'd add the hacktoberfest-accepted label to the PR. 😸

@NickCH-K NickCH-K merged commit 9a73710 into LOST-STATS:source Oct 7, 2023
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NickCH-K commented Oct 7, 2023

Thank you! Looks good.

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@NickCH-K Thanks a lot!

Have you looked at the comments I wrote in the code snipped? Are the style and the content OK? I tried to explain some finer points for someone not intimately familiar with Julia or stats, but I have no idea if I make sense...

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NickCH-K commented Oct 7, 2023

I read the whole thing - looks fine to me! Curious about the differences in how collinear variables are dropped or not.

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Curious about the differences in how collinear variables are dropped or not.

That's some default built-in behaviour of the GLM Julia package. I don't think I can explain it any better than I already did at this point... 😅

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