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Consider a general regression model in which a covariate enters nonlinearly with a power transformed response variable. Under this formulation a dynamic graphical procedure using inverse response plot and forward response plot is suggested for finding an optimal response transformation parameter value and capturing a curvature. Examples demonstrate that the method works well and also can be used to detect the influential cases.
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Seo, H.S. A visual procedure for optimal response transformations and curvature specifications. Optim Eng 10, 301–312 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11081-008-9070-2
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