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Statistical measures Bivariate regression and correction

Julieth Betancourth Spanish

Statistical measures Bivariate regression and correction

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Statistical measures Bivariate regression and correction

  1. Regression

    • The regression term was originally used by Galton
    • Indicates certain relationships
      • In the theory of biological inheritance
  2. Regression Analysis

    • Gives rise to a mathematical equation
    • That allows us to describe the relationship between two variables.
      • get an “ideal” line
    • known as a regression line
      • which describes the relationship or dependence between two variables.
  3. simple linear regression

    • understands the attempt to develop a straight line
    • linear mathematical equation that describes the relationship between two variables.
      • 1. The slope of the line
      • 2. The location of the line at some point
  4. correlation

    • Describes the degree or strength with which this relationship occurs
    • for this we will use a measure known as the correlation coefficient or Pearson's correlation.
  5. correlation analysis

    • Allows us to measure the strength of association between two variables
    • regression analysis allows the prediction, that is, the estimation of a value or average of a so-called dependent variable
    • based on a supposedly known value or average for the other variable, called independent.
  6. The Linear Correlation Measure

    • commonly used in statistics is the "beloved Pearson Correlation Coefficient between 'y' and 'x'.

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