fixed effects model
Definition:
Statistical approaches in the general linear model (ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE and MULTIPLE REGRESSION) where the levels (values) of variables are taken as fixed, rather than (as with random effects) as samples of a population range of values. Contrast RANDOM EFFECTS MODEL.
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[analysis of variance (ANOVA)]
[multiple regression analysis]
[random effects model]
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