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Consider a comparison of two models. The "complete" model has both curvature and interaction. The "reduced"...
Consider a comparison of two models. The "complete" model has both curvature and interaction. The "reduced" model has curvature, but no interaction. You compare the two models using a nested (subset) F-test and determine that you should "reject H0 ".
True or False: The reduced model fits the data better than the complete model.
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