collinear
| In mathematics, lying on the same straight line. |
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| Regardless, the fact that LOC and CC do measure each other indicates that models using one or the other must be careful of collinear effects. A J-Segment is a face of a cell and an I-segment is the union of connected and collinear K-segments, which cannot be enlarged by another K-segment. Therefore, even in the most parsimonious specification, a multicollinearity problem may arise if two or more of these variables are collinear. |
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