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indicator variable

indicator variable An indicator variable is a variable used in an analysis to show which category or group something belongs to.

An indicator variable is a variable used in an analysis to show which category or group something belongs to. In the source, it is used in a regression to distinguish biotechnology companies from pharmaceutical companies.

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Drafting source: Cho Joonhyuk; Singh Manish; Lo Andrew W.. How does news affect biopharma stock prices?: An event study. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0296927; article XML SHA-256 6f1f1c5d84d534fc9736fa4ad954d9473e07be732472b67ab8214de33a1333f6. “How does news affect biopharma stock prices?: An event study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0296927).
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