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Assumptions of Linear Regression

Assumptions of Multiple Linear Regression on Time Series Data

By Kanda Data / Date Jul 25.2024

Multiple linear regression is a statistical analysis technique used to model the relationship between one dependent variable and two or more independent variables. The multiple linear regression model is used to predict the value of the dependent variable based on the estimated values of the independent variables.

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Profit Analysis

Understanding the Profit Formula in Financial Analysis and Examples of Its Calculation

By Kanda Data / Date Jul 18.2024

In the business world, achieving optimal profit is a goal sought by entrepreneurs. In financial analysis, knowledge of profit calculation is a fundamental skill that entrepreneurs need to possess.

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Statistics

What to Do If the Regression Coefficient Is Negative?

By Kanda Data / Date Jul 15.2024

Linear regression is one of the most commonly used statistical analysis techniques to understand the impact of independent variables on a dependent variable. In regression analysis, the estimated coefficients indicate the extent to which each independent variable affects the dependent variable.

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Statistics

Why Should Data Transformation Be Done Only Once?

By Kanda Data / Date Jul 11.2024

Data transformation is an essential step in inferential statistical analysis. It can be a solution to ensure that research data meets certain required statistical model assumptions, such as normality, linearity, and homoscedasticity.

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How to Find Residuals Using the Data Analysis ToolPak in Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Jul 08.2024 / Category Econometrics

Residuals are the differences between the observed values of the dependent variable and the predicted values from the dependent variable. Residuals are an important measure in inferential analysis, particularly in regression analysis. Given the importance of residuals, we will discuss how to find residual values using Excel.

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Analyzing Rice Production Changes with a Paired t-Test Before and After Training Using Excel

By Kanda Data / Date Jul 04.2024 / Category Excel Tutorial for Statistics

Evaluating the effectiveness of extension programs is crucial to ensure that the interventions implemented provide positive impacts for farmers. One way to measure this effectiveness is by comparing production before and after the program using a paired t-test.

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Regression Tutorial using Excel

How to Perform Multiple Linear Regression in Excel | Data Analysis Toolpak Tutorial

By Kanda Data / Date Jun 29.2024

Multiple linear regression is a statistical method used to analyze two or more independent variables in relation to a dependent variable. In this article, Kanda Data will discuss how to perform multiple linear regression analysis using Excel through the Analysis Toolpak menu.

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Statistics

Data Transformation to Address Non-Normally Distributed Data

By Kanda Data / Date Jun 18.2024

The assumption that data must be normally distributed is often a prerequisite for using certain inferential statistical tests. However, sometimes the test results do not meet expectations, indicating that the data is not normally distributed.

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