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Linear And Nonlinear Regression And Other Mathemagical Transformation Alan R Jones

SKU: BELL-7411200

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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 21.26 MB

Pages: 530

Author: Alan R. Jones

ISBN: 9781138065000, 1138065005

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Linear And Nonlinear Regression And Other Mathemagical Transformation Alan R Jones by Alan R. Jones 9781138065000, 1138065005 instant download after payment.

Alan Jones' practical guide to the robust but often misunderstood techniques of Linear and Non-Linear Regression in the context of estimating.
The text considers Simple Linear Regression and ask what is it doing?, how good is it?, how accurate is it? and how can we use it to create estimates? Not all estimating relationships are linear, but if you could convert them into a format where they were linear then life would be a lot easier. The book considers this under the title of Linear Transformation and looks at how you can exploit this transformability and use the capability of Simple Linear Regression
Finally, the section on Time Series Analysis looks at data which exhibits a repeating pattern of variation over time around an underlying trend.