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| | 1. Simple Regression. | | 1. Simple Regression. |
| | 2. Multiple Regression. | | 2. Multiple Regression. |
| − | *1.Simple Regression:(x_1,Y_1)(x_2,Y_2).......(x_n,Y_n). | + | *1.'''Simple Regression''':<math>(x_1,Y_1)(x_2,Y_2).......(x_n,Y_n)</math>. |
| − | *2.Multiple regression:((x1)_1,(x2)_1,(x3)_1.....(xK)_1,Y_1) | + | *2.'''Multiple regression''':<math>({(x1)}_1,{(x2)}_1,{(x3)}_1.....{(xK)}_1,Y_1) |
| − | ((x1)_2,(x2)_2,(x3)_2....(xK)_2,Y_2).......
| + | ({(x1)}_2,{(x2)}_2,{(x3)}_2....{(xK)}_2,Y_2)....... |
| − | ((x1)_n,(x2)_n,(x3)_n.....(xK)_n,Y_n).
| + | ({(x1)}_n,{(x2)}_n,{(x3)}_n....{(xK)}_n,Y_n)</math>. |
| | *The only difference between Simple Regression and Multiple Regression is there where one preditor or many. | | *The only difference between Simple Regression and Multiple Regression is there where one preditor or many. |
| | *i.e., The difference is depending of the x-value. | | *i.e., The difference is depending of the x-value. |
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| | *The Predictor x is indicated as the "Independent Variable" . | | *The Predictor x is indicated as the "Independent Variable" . |
| | *The output of a Regression statistics is of the form : | | *The output of a Regression statistics is of the form : |
| − | *Simple Regression Y(cap)=b_0+b_1x. | + | *Simple Regression:<math>\hat Y = b_0+b_1x</math>. |
| − | *Multiple Regression Y(cap)=b_0+b_1(x1)+b_2(x2)+......+b_K(xK). | + | *Multiple Regression:<math>\hat Y = b_0+b_1(x1)+b_2(x2)+......+b_K(xK)</math>. |
| | *This analysis give the result in three table values. | | *This analysis give the result in three table values. |
| | 1.Regression statistics table. | | 1.Regression statistics table. |
| | 2.ANOVA table. | | 2.ANOVA table. |
| | 3.Residual output. | | 3.Residual output. |
| − | 1.Regression statistics : It contains multiple R, R Square, Adjusted R Square, Standard Error and observations. R square gives the fittness of the data with the regression line. | + | *1.'''Regression statistics''' : It contains multiple R, R Square, Adjusted R Square, Standard Error and observations. R square gives the fittness of the data with the regression line. |
| | *That value is closer to 1 is the better the regression line fits the data. | | *That value is closer to 1 is the better the regression line fits the data. |
| | *Standard Error refers to the estimated standard deviation of the error term. | | *Standard Error refers to the estimated standard deviation of the error term. |
| | *It is called the standard error of the regression. | | *It is called the standard error of the regression. |
| − | *2.ANOVA table: ANOVA is the analysis of variance. This table splits in to two components which is Residual and Regression. | + | *2.'''ANOVA table''': ANOVA is the analysis of variance. This table splits in to two components which is Residual and Regression. |
| | *Also this table gives the probability, T stat, significance of F and P for the each and every set of the data points. | | *Also this table gives the probability, T stat, significance of F and P for the each and every set of the data points. |
| − | *3. Residual output: The residuals show you how far away the actual data points are fom the predicted data points. | + | *3.'''Residual output''': The residuals show you how far away the actual data points are fom the predicted data points. |
| | *This table is displaying the values of Predicted data, Standard Residuals and Percentile value of the Y-value. | | *This table is displaying the values of Predicted data, Standard Residuals and Percentile value of the Y-value. |
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