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3. Regression

Isaiah Hull1  
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Nacka, Sweden
 

The term “regression” differs in common usage between econometrics and machine learning. In econometrics, a regression involves the estimation of parameter values that relate a dependent variable to independent variables. The most common form of regression in econometrics is multiple linear regression, which involves the estimation of a linear association between a continuous dependent variable and multiple independent variables. Within econometrics, however, the term also encompasses non-linear models and models where the dependent variable is discrete. To the contrary, a regression ...

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