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Applied Regression Analysis (2nd ed).

José Ferreira de Carvalho, Norman R. Draper, Herbert Smith

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This book brings together a number of procedures developed for regression problems in current use. Since the emphasis is on practical application theoretical results are stated without proofs in many cases. This book provides a standard basic course in multiple linear regression but it also includes material that either has not previously appeared in a textbook or if it has appeared is not generally available. Chapters 1 and 3 together provide a course in fitting a straight line without using matrix algebra at all. If chapter 2 is added the idea of matrix representation of regression problems can be introduced as well. Chapter 4 covers 2 predictor variables and chapter 5 deals with more complicated models. Selecting the best regression equation is discussed in chapter 6. Chapter 7 covers specific problems. Chapters 8 and 9 discuss 1) multiple regression and mathematical model building and 2) multiple regression applied to analysis of variance problems. Chapter 10 contains an introduction to nonlinear estimation. The 2nd edition contains many new regression ideas and techniques. In particular new computational algorithms and new software regression packages have made it very easy to investigate the allequacy of conjectured models with many different techniques.

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This book brings together a number of procedures developed for regression problems in current use. Since the emphasis is on practical application theoretical results are stated without proofs in many cases. This book provides a standard basic course in multiple linear regression but it also includes material that either has not previously appeared in a textbook or if it has appeared is not generally available. Chapters 1 and 3 together provide a course in fitting a straight line without using matrix algebra at all. If chapter 2 is added the idea of matrix representation of regression problems can be introduced as well. Chapter 4 covers 2 predictor variables and chapter 5 deals with more complicated models. Selecting the best regression equation is discussed in chapter 6. Chapter 7 covers specific problems. Chapters 8 and 9 discuss 1) multiple regression and mathematical model building and 2) multiple regression applied to analysis of variance problems. Chapter 10 contains an introduction to nonlinear estimation. The 2nd edition contains many new regression ideas and techniques. In particular new computational algorithms and new software regression packages have made it very easy to investigate the allequacy of conjectured models with many different techniques.

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This book brings together a number of procedures developed for regression problems in current use. Since the emphasis is on practical application theoretical results are stated without proofs in many cases. This book provides a standard basic course in multiple linear regression but it also includes material that either has not previously appeared in a textbook or if it has appeared is not generally available. Chapters 1 and 3 together provide a course in fitting a straight line without using matrix algebra at all. If chapter 2 is added the idea of matrix representation of regression problems can be introduced as well. Chapter 4 covers 2 predictor variables and chapter 5 deals with more complicated models. Selecting the best regression equation is discussed in chapter 6. Chapter 7 covers specific problems. Chapters 8 and 9 discuss 1) multiple regression and mathematical model building and 2) multiple regression applied to analysis of variance problems. Chapter 10 contains an introduction to nonlinear estimation. The 2nd edition contains many new regression ideas and techniques. In particular new computational algorithms and new software regression packages have made it very easy to investigate the allequacy of conjectured models with many different techniques.

Key concepts: Regression analysis, Linear regression, Proper linear model, Computer science, Regression, Mathematical proof, Polynomial regression, Regression diagnostic

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