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The definition of 'censored regression' is wrongly put when it was used to compare with 'truncated regression models'(appears in the link). There, Censored regression was wringly defined as a model where the values of independent variables are unknown and that of the dependent variable is available. Rather, he definition should be the reverse.

I moved the above to here for discussion. I don't know whether it should be in or not (once its spelling has been corrected). That discussion should be here. Not at the fag-end of the article. Avalon 07:57, 21 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]