Open VarnithChordia opened 5 years ago
Ordinal ridge is just ridge with a thresholding to the closest integer. The number of intercepts is the same as in standard ridge.
On Sat, Aug 10, 2019, 15:09 Varnith Chordia notifications@github.com wrote:
I have a dataset with close to 120 observations, 21 covariates and 5 response. I ran the ordinal ridge regression and while looking up the the intercept value it shows there is only one intercept for the entire model. Should there not be (5-1) intercepts.
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I have a dataset with close to 120 observations, 21 covariates and 5 response. I ran the ordinal ridge regression and while looking up the the intercept value it shows there is only one intercept for the entire model. Should there not be (5-1) intercepts.