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Regression Analysis:

  • What is?
    • The ____ and ____ of models used to generate predictions of ______ numeric values.
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The construction and evaluation of models used to generate predictions of continuous numeric values.

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Regression Analysis:

  • What is?
    • Complement of classification which generates predictions of ____ values.
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Complement of classification which generates predictions of nominal values.

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Regression Analysis:

  • What is?
    • Predictor variables may be either _____ or _____.
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Predictor variables may be either nominal or numeric.

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- A _____ _____ to model construction that typically uses the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) method to generate _____ .

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)
- A statistical approach to model construction that typically uses the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) method to generate estimates.

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- Widely used by _____

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- Widely used by statisticians

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- What you learned in your _____ or econometrics course

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- What you learned in your statistics or econometrics course

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- Contributions of individual predictors are _____ .

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- Contributions of individual predictors are additive.

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- Not designed to _____ predictor _____ .

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Multiple Linear Regression (MLR)

- Not designed to detect predictor interactions.

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b0 is the intercept
◦It is the predicted value of _____ when _____ is _____
◦The intercept is shared by_____ _____ (there is only one)

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b0 is the intercept
◦It is the predicted value of Y when X is zero
◦The intercept is shared by all cases (there is only one)

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b1 is the slope for X
◦It is the change in Y for every _____ _____ change in X
◦The _____ is shared by all cases (there is only one)

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b1 is the slope for X

◦It is the change in Y for every 1 unit change in X◦The slope is shared by all cases (there is only one)

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e is the residual
◦It is the difference between the _____ _____ and the _____ _____
◦Each case has a _____ _____

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e is the residual
◦It is the difference between the observed Y and the predicted Y
◦Each case has a different residual

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Basic MLR Construction
- Ordinary Least Squares regression picks the _____ for the best _____ line by minimizing the _____ of the _____ _____ (sum of the squared vertical deviations from the line)
◦In essence, this minimizes the extent to which the line does not run through the data

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Basic MLR Construction
- Ordinary Least Squares regression picks the equation for the best fitting line by minimizing the sum of the squared residuals (sum of the squared vertical deviations from the line)
◦In essence, this minimizes the extent to which the line does not run through the data

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Basic MLR Construction
- Another name for OLS is the least _____ _____
◦You can imagine that there are other criteria we could use for picking the best _____ _____

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Basic MLR Construction
- Another name Basic MLR Construction
- Another name for OLS is the least squares criterion
◦You can imagine that there are other criteria we could use for picking the best fitting linefor OLS is the least squares criterion◦You can imagine that there are other criteria we could use for picking the best fitting line

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Basic MLR Construction
- To perform an OLS regression you must have:
◦1 _____ _____ (_____ ) _____
◦1 _____ _____ _____ _____
◦Continuous variables
◦Categorical Variables
◦Require special coding
◦Interactions
◦Coded using variable products
◦Non linear predictors
◦Coded using squares, cubes, etc.

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Basic MLR Construction
- To perform an OLS regression you must have:
     ◦1 continuous target (dependent) variable
     ◦1 or more independent variables
◦Continuous variables
◦Categorical Variables
       ◦Require special coding
◦Interactions
    ◦Coded using variable products
◦Non linear predictors
    ◦Coded using squares, cubes, etc.
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Using Categorical Predictors

- Categorical predictors require _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

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Using Categorical Predictors

- Categorical predictors require dummy codes expressed as 0 or 1

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The Dummy Coefficient

- The intercept is the

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The Dummy Coefficient

- The intercept is the predicted Y for the Other political affiliation

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The Dummy Coefficient

- b1 is the change in

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The Dummy Coefficient

- b1 is the change in Y from Other to Republican

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The Dummy Coefficient

- b2 is the change in

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The Dummy Coefficient

- b2 is the change in Y from Other to Democrat