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Definition and Purpose of Determining Residual Values in Linear Regression Analysis

By Kanda Data / Date Sep 12.2023

In linear regression analysis, residual values play a crucial role. The residual value is the difference between the actual and predicted Y values. The actual Y value can be obtained from observations or samples of the dependent variable.

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Simple Linear Regression

How to Calculate Y Predicted and Residual Values in Simple Linear Regression

By Kanda Data / Date Feb 18.2022

The residual value in linear regression analysis needs to be calculated first before calculating the variance. In addition, the linear regression of the ordinary least square method must pass the assumption test that the residuals must be normally distributed. However, before calculating the residual value, you must first calculate the predicted Y value. Therefore, we will discuss how to calculate the predicted Y value and residual value on this occasion.

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