Rijan Dhakal
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Hello,
In the "Known limitations" section, in the third/final paragraph there is this line: "Also, the likelihood of models with more parameters should always be lower than models with fewer parameters, which may not be true if [CAFE5 ]{}has failed to find a global maximum."
Does the term likelihood mean the L in negative natural log of L (-LnL) or is this "Model Base Final Likelihood"?
I have a fairly large dataset and want to make sure I understand the "Model Base Final Likelihood" right. Specifically:
1. With the exhaustive list of parameters "Model Base Final Likelihood": 1.13023e+06 (1,130,230?)
2. With reduced list of parameters "Model Base Final Likelihood" : 831,823
So, if likelihood in the above phrasing means "Model Base Final Likelihood", then these results are probably erroneous given that the final number for a reduced set of parameters is lower.
But, if likelihood means the L before the negative logarithm is applied then these results are probably fine given the inverse relationship. Or did I do that math wrong?
I suspect this answer has already been asked but the search bar was not the most useful given how common the keywords at issue are. So, apologies in advance.
Sincerely,
Rijan