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Stat 332 Regression Analysis

Stat 332 Regression Analysis. Yusra tashkandi. Outline Stat 332 Regression Analysis. Instructor: Yusra A. Tashkandy Office: 3 rd f -66 Building #5, E-mail: ytashkandi@ksu.edu.sa Recommended Books: Applied Linear Regression Models, John Neter , William Wasserman, Michael Kutner .

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Lecture 4. Linear Models for Regression

Lecture 4. Linear Models for Regression. Outline. Linear Regression Least Square Solution S ubset Least Square subset selection/ f orward /backward P enalized Least Square: Ridge Regression LASSO E lastic Nets ( LASSO+Ridge ). Linear Methods for Regression.

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Nonlinear Regression Functions

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Regression and correlation analysis (RaKA)

Regression and correlation analysis (RaKA). Investigating the relationships between the statistical characteristics :. Investigating the relationship between qualitative characteristics , e.g . A ?B , called me asurement of association

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Elements of Nonlinear Statistics and Neural Networks

Elements of Nonlinear Statistics and Neural Networks. Vladimir Krasnopolsky NCEP/NOAA (SAIC). Outline. Introduction: Motivation Classical Statistic Framework: Regression Analysis Regression Models (Linear & Nonlinear) NN Tutorial Some Atmospheric & Oceanic Applications

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Linear regression models in matrix terms

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9. Linear Regression and Correlation

9. Linear Regression and Correlation. Data: y: a quantitative response variable x: a quantitative explanatory variable (Chapter 8: Recall that both variables were categorical ; later chapters have multiple explanatory variables)

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9. Linear Regression and Correlation

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Simple Linear Regression

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Enhanced Metamodeling Techniques for High-Dimensional IC Design Estimation Problems

Enhanced Metamodeling Techniques for High-Dimensional IC Design Estimation Problems. Andrew B. Kahng, Bill Lin and Siddhartha Nath VLSI CAD LABORATORY, UC San Diego Presented by: SeokHyeong Kang. Outline. Motivation Our Work Metamodeling Background Hybrid Surrogate Modeling (HSM)

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Lecture 20

Lecture 20. Simple linear regression (18.6, 18.9) Homework 5 is posted and is due next Tuesday at 3 p.m. (Note correction on question 4(e)). Regular office hours: Tuesday, 9-10, 12-1. Extra office hours: Today (after class), Monday, 10-11. Midterm 2: Wednesday, April 2 nd , 6-8 p.m.

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Qunatitative Methods in Social Sciences (E774)

Qunatitative Methods in Social Sciences (E774). Sudip Ranjan BASU , Ph.D 27 November 2009. Model Selection Procedures. Selecting explanatory variables for a model Maximum R 2 Backward elimination all significant coefficients Forward selection adding variables Stepwise regression

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Polynomial functions

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Simple & Multiple Regression

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Qunatitative Methods in Social Sciences (E774)

Qunatitative Methods in Social Sciences (E774). Sudip Ranjan BASU , Ph.D 20 November 2009. Regressions: Causal relationships. Source: S.R.Basu (2008): A new way to link development to institutions, policies and geography , United Nations, New York and Geneva. Lecture 10-Sudip R. Basu. 2.

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Statistics in MSmcDESPOT

Statistics in MSmcDESPOT. Jason Su (borrowed heavily from STATS191 and Prof. Jonathan Taylor). Comparison of 2 Populations. Null hypothesis (H 0 ): The populations are the same Alternative hypothesis (H A ): The populations are different. t-test is the standard tool used here

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Marketing Resource Allocation

Marketing Resource Allocation. Optimal Marketing: Misallocations Revealed. Resource Allocation Process . Determine the objective function? Market Share, Profits, Customer Lifetime Value etc. Build a econometric (regression) model for the unknown values in the objective function

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ICS 178 Introduction Machine Learning & data Mining

ICS 178 Introduction Machine Learning & data Mining. Instructor max Welling Lecture 6: Logistic Regression. Logistic Regression. This is also regression but with targets Y=(0,1). I.e. it is classification! We will fit a regression function on P(Y=1|X). linear regression.

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Regression Variance-Bias Trade-off

Regression Variance-Bias Trade-off. Regression. We need a regression function h(x ) We need a loss function L(h(x),y ) We have a true distribution p(x,y ) Assume a quadratic loss, then:. Note: y ?t ; h(x)?y(x ). e stimation error. n oise error. Regression: Learning.

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