Hallo zusammen…
…in meinem statistischen Versuchsplanungs-Programm Modde4.0 erhält man als Auswertungsergebnis folgende Variable:
R² und Q²
In der Hilfe gibt´s dazu folgende Erläuterung:
For every fitted response the plot displays R² and Q².
R²: The fraction of variation of the response explained by the model.
R² = SSREG / SS
SSREG = The sum of squares of Y corrected for the mean, explained by the model.
SS = The total sum of squares of Y corrected for the mean
Q²: The fraction of variation of the response that can be predicted by the model.
Q² = 1 - PRESS/SS
PRESS is the prediction residuals sum of squares. SS is the total sum of squares of Y corrected for the mean.
Both R² and Q² values are numbers usually between 0 and 1. Q² can be negative for very poor models. With PLS negative Q² are truncated to zero for computational purposes. Values close to 1 for both R² and Q² indicates very good model with excellent predictive power (see Statistical appendices for more details).
Kann mir das vielleicht jemand auf Deutsch erklären, für was R² und Q² stehen??
Thx, Flox

