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Authors: C. Mitchell Dayton
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SUBSET: Best Subsets using Information Criteria
Reference: Vol. 6, Issue 2, Mar 2001
Submitted 2000-04-04, Accepted 2001-03-05
Type: Article
Abstract:

SUBSET, written in the matrix language Gauss, is a program that identifies optimal subsets of means or proportions based on independent groups. All possible configurations of ordered subsets of groups are identified and the best model is selected using either the AIC or BIC information criterion. For means, both homogeneous and heterogeneous variance cases are considered. SUBSET offers an alternative approach to traditional post-hoc multiple-comparison procedures such as the Tukey test for pairwise comparisons. Major advantages of SUBSET over traditional pairwise comparison procedures include the fact that intransitive decisions are avoided and that issues related to type I error control, sample size and heterogeneity of variance do not arise.

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Code.rtf: program for computing Akaike AIC and Schwarz BIC statistics for ordered subsets of means or proportions
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