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Pseudo-R² statistics under complex sampling
Thomas Lumley
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Model summaries based on the ratio of fitted and null likelihoods have been proposed for generalised linear models, reducing to the familiar R² coefficient of determination in the Gaussian model with identity link. In this note I show how to define the Cox--Snell and Nagelkerke summaries under arbitrary probability sampling designs, giving a design-consistent estimator of the population model summary. I also show that for logistic regression models under case--control sampling the usual Cox--Snell and Nagelkerke R² are not design-consistent, but are systematically larger than would be obtained with a cross-sectional or cohort sample, even in settings where the weighted and unweighted logistic regression estimators are similar or identical.
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