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The closed-form expression derived in the paper relates the expected out-of-sample R² and the expected correlation coefficient r to four quantities that can be specified at the design stage: the sample size N, the number of predictor variables p, the assumed population R² (ρ²_in), and the design efficiency factor D*.
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