Multiple Linear Regression with Excel
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@ratupel I like that he shows us EVERY STEP. If it's so annoying, fast forward to the part that interests you most.
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beautiful! Thank you!
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This was helpful. Thank you!
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Thank you very much arefasaad!
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thnx
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arefasaad, for the next video skip us the pain of watching how you introduce data in the sheet
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disgustingly BASIC !
looks to me like he just wanted to show his VMware running on his mac ...
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Great, thanks
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it really helps! i m also doing the regression project =(
THANK YOU SO MUCH, GREATLY APPRECIATED!!
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@ sergeantRC , what do you mean by doing them individually ?
first of all , you can`t calculate them individually since we have more than one independent value , and we also have only one dependent value
as a result that dependent value will depend on all independent value
so we have the coefficient
B^=(X`X)-1 X`y >> where X^X and X`y are matrices
arefasaad 1 year ago
just move the video to the 6th minute , you will find that I already talked about the coefficients which are B0, B1, B2
but what you meant by B0 and B1 is single regression
however, this is multiple linear regression
does not matter if you mean B0 = intercept
you will find it in the table
where B1, B2 are the other coefficients of the independent variables x1 and x2
so the equation become :
y=B0+B1X1+B2X2
arefasaad 2 years ago
You are welcome all ,,, I appreciate your comments
and I will work hard to do such statistic subjects .
arefasaad 2 years ago
to be useful and watch it clearly
just change the mode to HD next to the audio control in the screen
arefasaad 2 years ago