regressions

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An alternative of logistic regression in special conditions

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Learn to build a Polynomial Regression model to predict the values for a non-linear dataset.

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Who should read this blog: Someone who is new to linear regression. Someone who wants to understand the jargon around Linear Regression Code Repository: https://github.com/DhruvilKarani/Linear-Regression-Experiments Linear regression is generally the first step into anyone’s Data Science journey. When you hear the words Linear and Regression,  something like this pops up in your mind: X1, X2,… Read More »Linear Regression Analysis – Part 1

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We’ll show how to use the DID model to estimate the effect of hurricanes on house prices

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Hands-on tutorial to effectively use different Regression Algorithms

In statistics, principal component regression (PCR) is a regression analysis technique that is based on principal component analysis (PCA). More specifically, PCR is used for estimating the unknown regression coefficients in a standard linear regression model.

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Gaussian Process Regression is a remarkably powerful class of machine learning algorithms. Here, we introduce them from first principles.

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Ever wondered how to implement a simple baseline model for multi-class problems ? Here is one example (code included).

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Isotonic regression is a method for obtaining a monotonic fit for 1-dimensional data. Let’s say we have data such that . (We assume no ties among the ‘s for simplicity.) Informally, isotonic regression looks for such that the ‘s approximate … Continue reading →

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Using residual plots to validate your regression models

Interested in learning the concepts behind Logistic Regression (LogR)? Looking for a concise introduction to LogR? This article is for you. Includes a Python implementation and links to an R script as well.