hi,
i have two independent variables that i want to have equal weighting with regards to how it affects my dependent variable, but the first independent variable runs from 1-10 while the second has a much larger range of values, which seems to mean that the Independent variable exerts a much greater effect on the dependent variable
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Re: weighting
I have no idea what it means to say two independent variables have equal weighting in this context, nor why you don't want to let the data decide how important a variable is.
But having said that, nothing stops you from dividing the second variable by 1,000 if you want to change its scale.
But having said that, nothing stops you from dividing the second variable by 1,000 if you want to change its scale.
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