Akaike Information Criterion¶
The. (1974). Akaike Information Criterion.
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Mechanisms¶
- Candidate-Family Comparison Grid
- Its failure mode is information-criterion absolutism — collapsing the whole grid to a single number and letting, say, the Akaike Information Criterion crown a winner.
This sourceIt is one useful column in a comparison, but it cannot see support violations, implausible mechanisms, or tail failure — which is why collapsing the grid to a single AIC ranking reintroduces exactly the unexamined commitment the grid exists to prevent.
- Its failure mode is information-criterion absolutism — collapsing the whole grid to a single number and letting, say, the Akaike Information Criterion crown a winner.
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