The asymmetry between backwards and forwards regression
| Abstract | Suppose that the true structural equation is Y = X + U, where U is n(0,1), X is n(0,1), and X and U µ be the mean of X, y µ the mean of Y, x σ the standard deviation of are independent. Now let x.. | |||||||||
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