regression probability
I know that when we have data we can plot it on regression line that will help in prediction on other values
something like this
so to predict a value of feature 66 it will be 198
and to predict value for 77 it will 231
I would like to know if there is some way we can find the value based on the weight of the current data
for example
this list has many values for 77 that shows it is 210
regardless of the regression equation 77 most likely is 210
what is the method/way to consider the weight of the data
probability
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I know that when we have data we can plot it on regression line that will help in prediction on other values
something like this
so to predict a value of feature 66 it will be 198
and to predict value for 77 it will 231
I would like to know if there is some way we can find the value based on the weight of the current data
for example
this list has many values for 77 that shows it is 210
regardless of the regression equation 77 most likely is 210
what is the method/way to consider the weight of the data
probability
asked yesterday
asmgx
1414
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I know that when we have data we can plot it on regression line that will help in prediction on other values
something like this
so to predict a value of feature 66 it will be 198
and to predict value for 77 it will 231
I would like to know if there is some way we can find the value based on the weight of the current data
for example
this list has many values for 77 that shows it is 210
regardless of the regression equation 77 most likely is 210
what is the method/way to consider the weight of the data
probability
asked yesterday
asmgx
1414
I know that when we have data we can plot it on regression line that will help in prediction on other values
something like this
so to predict a value of feature 66 it will be 198
and to predict value for 77 it will 231
I would like to know if there is some way we can find the value based on the weight of the current data
for example
this list has many values for 77 that shows it is 210
regardless of the regression equation 77 most likely is 210
what is the method/way to consider the weight of the data
probability
probability
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