John Haslett
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Abstract As with least squares (more specifically ordinary least squares, OLS), general least squares (GLS) is formally a criterion, and an extension of the OLS criterion. But, even more than OLS, GLS is most frequently discussed as a method for fitting a specific model, often referred to as the general linear model (GLM).
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Abstract As with least squares (more specifically ordinary least squares, OLS), general least squares (GLS) is formally a criterion, and an extension of the OLS criterion. But, even more than OLS, GLS is most frequently discussed as a method for fitting a specific model, often referred to as the general linear model (GLM).
Key concepts: Ordinary least squares, Generalized least squares, Least-squares function approximation, Non-linear least squares, Lack-of-fit sum of squares, Mathematics, Extension (predicate logic), Total least squares