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Explore the power of General Linear Model (GLM) and Generalized Linear Model (GLM) with examples, assumptions, and applications. Dive into multivariate methods and prepare for advanced problems in biology courses.
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Quantitative Methods What lies beyond?
What lies beyond? General Linear Model What does GLM do for us? • partitioning of variance and DF • tests for whether x-variables matter • statistical elimination • best-fit equation showing how x-variables matter What is general about GLM? • categorical or continuous x-variables • main effects and interactions • any number of x-variables and interactions
What lies beyond? General Linear Model How is GLM not general? • linearity/additivity • Normality • homogeneity of variance • independence • a single y-variable
What lies beyond? Generalised Linear Model The Generalised Linear Model relaxes • linearity/additivity • Normality • homogeneity of variance • independence • a single y-variable
What lies beyond? Generalised Linear Model The Generalised Linear Model adds • link function • variance function • choice for estimating or setting the ‘scale factor’
What lies beyond? Generalised Linear Model The Generalised Linear Model includes: Link functionVariance FunctionName of model Identity Normal GLM Logit Binomial Logistic Regression Log Poisson Log-linear models Inverse Exponential Survival analyses
What lies beyond? General Linear Model How is GLM not general? • linearity/additivity • Normality • homogeneity of variance • independence • a single y-variable
What lies beyond? Generalised Linear Model What does Generalised Linear Model do for us? • partitioning of deviance and DF • tests for whether x-variables matter • statistical elimination • best-fit equation showing how x-variables matter What is general about Generalised Linear Model? • categorical or continuous x-variables • main effects and interactions • any number of x-variables and interactions
What lies beyond? General Linear Model How is GLM not general? • linearity/additivity • Normality • homogeneity of variance • independence • a single y-variable
What lies beyond? General Linear Model How is GLM not general? • linearity/additivity • Normality • homogeneity of variance • independence • a single y-variable
What lies beyond? Multivariate methods • Principle components analysis • Factor analysis • Discriminant analysis • MANOVA • Cluster analysis / Numerical taxonomy
10.2 (principles of marginality), 10.4 (applications of marginality), 11.1 (calculate R2 or R2adj), 5.3 (orthogonality)
4 (statistical elimination) 10.2 (marginality and types of SS) and 10.4 (examples)
What lies beyond? Last last words… • Learn GLMs for the Biology course and finals • Be prepared to learn Generalised Linear Models for more advanced problems • A chance to do an exam question in the practicals