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Description: Nested models are statistical structures that are hierarchically related to each other, allowing the inclusion of variables at different levels of complexity. In predictive analysis, these models are fundamental for understanding how variables influence a specific outcome, facilitating the comparison between simpler and more complex models. The main characteristic of nested models is that […]