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add quantile regression example #608
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The first paragraph says "Normal" and the second says "normal".
Then I would use "For example, in medical research, pathologies or potential health risks occur at high or low quantiles, for instance, overweight and underweight." (too many commas, but I think it's clearer).
"In some other fields like ecology quantile" -> " In some other fields like ecology, quantile"
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"assymetric paramter" -> "assymetry parameter". After that, I would add a colon ":" or a period ".", but not a comma ",".
Also, does the "kappa" have an interpretable meaning? Asking because honestly I don't know
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Just saw a typo: "There is at least two alternative parameterizations" -> "There are..."
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I would add a formula showing like this
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\kappa = (\frac{q}{1 - q}) ^ 0.5
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So it looks like it's the square root of the logit of q? I don't know if it adds any value, I just realized about it
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I would add one more sentence saying the assymetriclaplace family allows the model to account for the increased variability in BMI as the age increases, while for the Gaussian family that variability always stays the same.
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Overall it looks really good. I would consider the following points
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Closes #593