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Category: Multiple Regression Analysis

Ted Hessing

Multiple Linear Regression

Posted by Ted Hessing

Multiple linear regression is an extension to methodology of simple linear regression. It is used to study more than two variables.

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Ted Hessing

Non-Linear Regression, aka Attributes Data Analysis

Posted by Ted Hessing

A Non-Linear Regression is a statistical analysis tool used to model complex datasets and express them as mathematical functions.

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