(Coming Soon) Linear Regression: Common Pitfalls

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Understanding Data

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Introduction
Introduction to Understanding Data

Linear Regression
Intro to Linear Regression
Practice Questions
Interpreting the Regression Line
Practice Questions
Outliers
Practice Questions
(Coming Soon) Standard Error, T-statistic, Statistical Significance
(Coming Soon) P-Value
(Coming Soon) R Squared
(Coming Soon) Improving Your Regression Model
(Coming Soon) Linear Regression: Common Pitfalls

(Coming Soon) Linear Regression: Common Pitfalls

Instructor: Thomas Stratmann, George Mason University

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