Gam is a statistical model that uses smoothing techniques to fit non-linear relationships between variables without specifying a parametric form for the underlying model, unlike multiple linear regression which assumes a linear relationship. Generalized additive models (gam) are more flexible than multiple linear regression (MLR) or standard linear regression but are simpler than full structural equation modeling (SEM) which allows for relationships between latent variables and observed variables.
Gam is a statistical model that uses smoothing techniques to fit non-linear relationships between variables without specifying a parametric form for the underlying model, unlike multiple linear regression which assumes a linear relationship. Generalized additive models (gam) are more flexible than multiple linear regression (MLR) or standard linear regression but are simpler than full structural equation modeling (SEM) which allows for relationships between latent variables and observed variables.
Gam is a statistical model that uses smoothing techniques to fit non-linear relationships between variables without specifying a parametric form for the underlying model, unlike multiple linear regression which assumes a linear relationship. Generalized additive models (gam) are more flexible than multiple linear regression (MLR) or standard linear regression but are simpler than full structural equation modeling (SEM) which allows for relationships between latent variables and observed variables.