Difference between revisions of "Linear regression"

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A linear regression is a regression that is linear with respect to the unknown parameters used in the fit.

"Least squares fitting" is the most common type of linear regression.

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−	A linear regression is a [[regression]] that is linear with respect to the unknown parameters used in the fit.	+	A '''linear regression''' is a [[regression]] that is linear with respect to the unknown parameters used in the fit.

	"Least squares fitting" is the most common type of linear regression.		"Least squares fitting" is the most common type of linear regression.