Mathematics, 30.06.2020 18:01 eden1017

Create an index ind with the column numbers of the predictors that were ""statistically significantly"" associated with y. Use a p-value cutoff of 0.01 to define ""statistically significant"". How many predictors survive this cutoff?

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