This is just suggested value (x) . So basically, it's like saying, "I wonder what exam result i would possibly get if i had a previous GPA of 3.5?" You could do the same for any GPA value you want to predict the exam result of.
i am having one confusion, if we already have final exam points then why are we predicting it.this part is not clear to me, what is this final exam point
Is there a way to apply the prediction formula on a different data set? Let say if I have 10 gpa scores and I would like to predict their receptive final exam point.
A ten minutes video... and you end copying and pasteing the values to a text document, instead of creating an automatic predicting equation with SPSS and showing the confidence intervals.
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Thanks, Dr. Gates, way much easier to understand than reading a book.
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Thank you so much. I wish I had a data science professor like you in my class.
Hey Dr. Ami Gates, I wonder what happens if we want to use multiple x values to predict? How do we construct the linear equation?
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This was a tremendously beneficial video to explain this process. Thank you Dr. Gates for providing such a useful and easy to understand tool.
How did you get your previous GPA? 3.5
This is just suggested value (x) . So basically, it's like saying, "I wonder what exam result i would possibly get if i had a previous GPA of 3.5?" You could do the same for any GPA value you want to predict the exam result of.
Wow thank you ma'am, it really helped me a lot to understand regretion and prediction in spss thanks
i am having one confusion, if we already have final exam points then why are we predicting it.this part is not clear to me, what is this final exam point
same doubt brother
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Is there a way to apply the prediction formula on a different data set? Let say if I have 10 gpa scores and I would like to predict their receptive final exam point.
How is it possible to predict 65.21 so exact while the standard errors are pretty high.
thanks but how if depenedent varible is morethan 2
Thank you ma'am 💖
crystal clear. thnaks
Can you please show us regression or SEM comparison to MLP neural network prediction?
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How do you do a prediction interval in addition to a point prediction in SPSS?
Question. If my correlation is 0.319, is this correlation strong enough to predict equations?
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A ten minutes video... and you end copying and pasteing the values to a text document, instead of creating an automatic predicting equation with SPSS and showing the confidence intervals.
Prof with due respect its shallow.you explained it as if spss is giving you everything.nothing was coming from your understanding
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