Artificial Intelligence for Big Data
by Anand Deshpande, Manish Kumar, Albenzo Coletta, Giancarlo Zaccone
Generalized linear model
While we have tried to understand the concept of linear regression with one dependent and one independent variable, in the real world, we are always going to have multiple dependent variables that affect the output variable, termed multiple regression. In that case, our y = a + bx linear equation is going to take the following form:
y = a0 + b1x1 + b2x2 + ...+ bkxk
Once again, a0 is the y intercept, x1, x2, ...xk are the independent variables or factors, and b1, b2,.., bk are the weights of the variables. They define how much the effect of a particular variable has on the outcome. With multiple regression, we can create a model for predicting a single dependent variable. This limitation is overcome by the generalized ...
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