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The component selection statistic, PRESS, identified only one component for the restricted cubic splines PLS analysis for the associations of blood pressure with Birthyear and Examyear with Age entered as a continuous variable.

Predictive performance was assessed using the predicted residual sum of squares (PRESS) statistic and Hotelling's T statistic, where the predicted residual is calculated as the difference between the predicted and measured value and the T statistic is the multivariate equivalent of the Student's t statistic.

Four criteria, namely the PRESS statistic, the adjusted R2, the Cp statistic, and the residual mean square s2, are employed to select the best regression model.

From this specific sequence, the optimal subset retained for independent testing with the 2005 data was that combination of candidate baseline correlates which had the smallest cross-validated PRESS statistic.

A lasso regression model was fit to the data on the last four parts combined (training) and then the data from the first part were applied to that fitted model and error was measured via the predicted residual sum of squares (PRESS) statistic (validation).

CV: with r chosen using the cross-validated PRESS statistic [De Iorio et al., 2008]; is as described previously.

This model was preferred over models that might seem more mechanistically based because in internal validation, it attained a smaller PRESS statistic (the sum of squares between all observed and predicted observations) than other models.

The PRESS statistic for the EBE indicated larger prediction error than for the logistic model, but the EBE provided better estimates of commercial mixture E50s based on dose addition.

Park et al. (2001b) also examined the relationship between airborne and house-dust endotoxin and developed a prediction model for airborne endotoxin using internal cross-validation by minimizing the predicted residual error sum of squares (PRESS statistic) (Allen 1971; Svendsgaard et al. 1997).

According to Press's Q statistic, the analysis was proven to be better than the maximum chance criterion (MCC) into assigning treatment group (p < 0.0001; Table 8).

Additionally, Press's Q statistic was applied to test if the 'hit ratio of the model' is significantly better than chance.