There are 9 repositories under multiple-linear-regression topic.
This is a collection of some of the important machine learning algorithms which are implemented with out using any libraries. Libraries such as numpy and pandas are used to improve computational complexity of algorithms
Machine Learning Concepts with Concepts
This Repository contains Solutions to the Quizes & Lab Assignments of the Machine Learning Specialization (2022) from Deeplearning.AI on Coursera taught by Andrew Ng, Eddy Shyu, Aarti Bagul, Geoff Ladwig.
This project analyzes and visualizes the Used Car Prices from the Automobile dataset in order to predict the most probable car price
A simple python program that implements a very basic Multiple Linear Regression model
C# Console Application: Asks for two files containing historical financial data in the same format as files from Yahoo Finance. Performs the two-step Engel-Granger Test for Cointegration and simulates profits of applying the Pairs Trading Strategy to these stocks. To Project further Includes code to conduct statistical inference and a Function to perform the Augmented Dickey-Fuller Test for stationarity of a time series, which is part of the Engel-Granger Test for cointegration.
In this project we are comparing various regression models to find which model works better for predicting the AQI (Air Quality Index).
The respository is for Machine learning basiscs.
The current repository is able to assess the relationship between EEG components and HDDM parameters of top-down attention in perceptual decision-making using a multiple regression model
Calibration of an air pollution sensor monitoring network in uncontrolled environments with multiple machine learning algorithms
Implementation of backward elimination algorithm used for dimensionality reduction for improving the performance of risk calculation in life insurance industry.
Statistical model on NBA basketball players' performance using multiple linear regression and stepwise search.
This is a repository that contains Python implementations of Machine Learning (ML) models from scratch.
Master Degree Coursework: Econometrics I
A small project on chennai water level prediction using machine learning algorithms | Time Series Analysis | Multiple Linear Regression
Multiple linear regression
Functions to analyse compositional data and produce confidence intervals for relative increases and decreases in the compositional components
Building a Machine Learning Model to Predict the Price of the Car By Comparing Performance of Different Regression Techniques (Simple Linear Regression, Multiple Linear Regression, Polynomial Regression)
Using Multiple Linear Regression model to predict the consumption of fuel by a car
Estimating the rent in Paris using multiple linear regression with dummies variables.
Chennai Water Level Prediction using Machine Learning Algorithms
PYTHON- Projects in my MAT-243 STATS for STEM I course at SNHU (HTML files and Python files with source code and reports)
Project using multiple linear regression to model prices of houses in Ames, IA.
Project for customer management in the Marketing Analytics Department of a large retail bank. The aim of this project is to know which marketing activity effectively retains customers. We have information about individual customer profitability (CLV) and a survey was conducted as well. A research model explaining/predicting individual customer profitability is expected, along with a theoretical rational for these hypotheses and test the hypotheses. Multiple independent variables very tried to come up with some meaningful conclusions.
All my Machine Learning Projects from A to Z in (Python & R)
An attempt to put together all the data-sets that have the information about the various water sources available in the city Chennai.
Multiple Linear Regression (MLR) on Wave 6 of the World Values Survey (WVS) data
Linear Regression performed on the Boombikes bike rental dataset as part of an assignment for coursework.
Predictive Analysis Course's notes for Computer Science B.S. at Ca' Foscari University of Venice
This project involves the prediction of energy output in a Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP) using Multiple Linear Regression in Jupyter Notebook. The dataset contains features such as temperature, pressure, humidity, and exhaust vacuum, which are used to predict the net hourly electrical energy output.