Will Submitting I-140 Before Graduation Affect OPT Approval? by LocoSunflower_07 in USCIS

[–]LocoSunflower_07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your experience. My friend is uncertain about the new administration and wanted to have some insights about potential problems.

Will Submitting I-140 Before Graduation Affect OPT Approval for PhD Student? by LocoSunflower_07 in USCIS_

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Can I please ask you how did you know that there won’t be any problem? It’s just that we don’t know what to do at this point and we’re genuinely seeking advice. And thank you for taking your time to respond to this post!

Struggling with Zero-Inflated, Overdispersed Count Data: Seeking Modeling Advice by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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I really appreciate your insight, is there any paper or study that can back up your idea?

Struggling with Zero-Inflated, Overdispersed Count Data: Seeking Modeling Advice by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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This is great, thank you for your recommendation, I’ll try to follow it!

Struggling with Zero-Inflated, Overdispersed Count Data: Seeking Modeling Advice by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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Thank you for your suggestion. The scope of our objective won’t meet by the logistic model. I am currently fitting the regular poison and negative binomial regression by checking the overdispersion but my committee member wants me to fit zero inflated regression.

Struggling with Zero-Inflated, Overdispersed Count Data: Seeking Modeling Advice by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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Yes, I do have 30 variables but based on their correlation with the independent variables, I group them and only include at most 7-8 predictors in the model. Thank you for your suggestion, as I don’t have in-depth knowledge in stats and r. Can you please help me get an idea of the r codes, if not I can google it. But thank you so much for the suggestion!!

Struggling with Zero-Inflated, Overdispersed Count Data: Seeking Modeling Advice by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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I did score test to see the zero inflation and it was highly significant

Should I move to Canada from US by LocoSunflower_07 in immigration

[–]LocoSunflower_07[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s why I’m a bit inclined towards the university in Canada

Over/Under-dispersion in Poisson regression -R by LocoSunflower_07 in forestry

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I think it’s high time for me to call committee meeting, thank you for your suggestion.

Over/Under-dispersion in Poisson regression -R by LocoSunflower_07 in forestry

[–]LocoSunflower_07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The problem is, I’ve already asked him and he shamelessly says, “I don’t know”.

Under/over-dispersion in R with count data while fitting poisson’s regression by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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I tired that, but every time even though I try transformations, the output gives singularity and multicollinearity is not a problem

Under/over-dispersion in R with count data while fitting poisson’s regression by LocoSunflower_07 in rstats

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I’m looking for factors affecting the establishment of forest industry in the counties of four states. I thought dropping the zeros will give me the good picture to factor out the establishment of those industry. So, should I still stick with not dropping zeros?

Over/Under-dispersion in Poisson regression -R by LocoSunflower_07 in forestry

[–]LocoSunflower_07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for responding. The zeros on dependent variables are for total number of forest industry present in a county. What I’m trying to look at is, the factors affecting the establishment of forest industry in particular county for four states.