Polynomial Regression in Excel 2010

[@rajeshpandey2258]

This is much more helpful. Thanks Tom!

[@MrSupernova111]

This video was extremely helpful. It explained the basics of a polynomial regression very clearly, Thank you!

[@RezaurRatul]

Very helpful. Thank you very much.

[@lyvennet]

Thanks. I taught statistics in a Chinese University 15 years ago. I wish a video such as this had been available then.

[@dcggil]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you! On top of the regression data I now know how the graphs work. One million thanks

[@sarahal-zboun1361]

Really really helpful and very clear explanation.Thanks. For Mathematics' knowledge NO AGE> God bless

[@tuxlepingouin1644]

Thanks guy ! That's the solution i was looking for !

[@sathyavel8046]

Presentation is excellent and also the example marvelous

[@L3aguePentas]

Also works for excel2007 ... THANKS A LOT!

[@jillposta9078]

thanks! this is precisely what i needed.

[@hakim6933]

Thanks for this!! it was really useful!

[@SunOneAppscom]

Hello Tom,
Great video.
R-squared is coefficient of determination, expected value is between 0 to 1 and not -1 to 1

[@aranyahornstein6489]

Thank you! Needed this for uni

[@MusafirHoonYaro]

I have a question which is an extension of the topic discussed in this video. I understand how to estimate the 95% Confidence Interval and 95% Prediction Interval for linear regression. Could you please guide me to any discussions where these quantities are estimated for non-linear regression? Thank you.

[@JMRG2992]

This is regressión of polynomial curves?, or we are just finding a parabolic tendency line... Is this Useful if i want to use Multi Factos like X,z,W, not only to determine Y

[@sewarekangalu6220]

At 3:00-3:15 minute mark: r^2 is between 0 and 1 because r is between -1 and 1.

[@dariuslucas8186]

how to get the coefficients in a cell rather than in an equation within the chart?

[@davekam]

great video. Can you please explain how to get the variables out of the equation for use elsewhere in excel?

[@vaidehicrs9898]

Great video! I am having a little difficulty in fitting a 7th order polynomial or higher in excel. Does it only fit up to 6th order polynomial ?

[@ReskiSeptiana]

yes, no more than 6

[@cauesomenzi]

Thanks!!!

[@marksworn8468]

Maybe just copy and paste the graphs next time? :)