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Is greedy sequential filtering a valid method to find which features hurt an outcome?

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Disclaimer: Not formally educated I'm not sure if my method is the best way to approach my goal, which is to determine what feature(s) in my sample are actually associated with a decrease in EV in the underlying population. I wanted to first share what I'm planning on doing with people way more edu…

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    Is greedy sequential filtering a valid method to find which features hurt an outcome?

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