Regression Flashcards

1
Q

CPM

A

Cost-per-thousand (CPM) = ( cost / impressions) x 1000

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2
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CTR

A

Clickthrough rate (CTR) = (Clicks / Impressions)

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3
Q

CVR

A

sales / clicks

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4
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CPC

A

Cost-per-click (CPC) = Cost / Clicks

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5
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Cost per conversion

A

Cost / conversion

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6
Q

Return on advertising spend (ROAS)

A

profit / cost

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7
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Conversion rate per sale

A

Sales / conversions

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8
Q

Cost per sale

A

Cost / Sales

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9
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alternative profit

A

impressions x CTR x (CVR x M - CPC)

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10
Q

Slope:

A

A unit change in X leads to β units change in Y

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11
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Intercept:

A

Average value of Y when X = 0

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12
Q

Y X

A

A unit change in X leads to β units change in Y

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13
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Y Log(x)

A

A 1% change in X leads to a β units change in Y

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14
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log(y) x

A

A unit change in X leads to a β % change in Y

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15
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log(y) log (x)

A

A 1% change in X leads to a β % change in Y

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16
Q

biased results when

A

Omitting relevant variables or incorrectly specifying the relationship between variables

17
Q

How to obtain coefficients that are interpreted as elasticities?

A

Transforming the

variables and calculating by Natural logarithm (Ln) transformations

18
Q

Natural logarithm (LN) transformations:

A

ln⁡(ProductSales_i )=β_0+β_1 ln⁡(VolumeOwned_i )

+ β_2 ln⁡(VolumeEarned_i)

19
Q

If a coefficient is an elasticity in log transformation we use an increase or a decrease in
percentage and not in percentage points
Ex.

A

For every 1% of increase in (…) leads to an increase of pvalue% in …

20
Q

interaction term

A

Y_i=β_0+β_1 X_(1,i)+β_2 X_(2,i)+β_3 X_(1,i)×X_(2,i)

X_(1,i)×X_(2,i)

21
Q

when interaction effect

A

when depends on or onfluence on