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[@yohannesabich3818]

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[@mohammedhassen2558]

Thank you very much but I need with more data and the basic assumption of regresdion

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Sorry for late replay! When the data does not fulfill the assumptions of regression, it can affect the validity of the model and the accuracy of its predictions. Here are some potential solutions or approaches to handle such situations:
Transforming variables: If the data violates assumptions such as linearity, you can apply transformations to the variables involved in the regression analysis. Common transformations include logarithmic, exponential, or power transformations. These transformations can help linearize the relationship between the variables and improve the model's fit.
Nonlinear regression: If the relationship between the variables is inherently nonlinear, you may need to use nonlinear regression techniques instead of linear regression. Nonlinear regression models can capture more complex relationships by using appropriate functional forms or by incorporating additional variables.
Outlier detection and removal: Outliers can significantly impact the regression analysis. Identify and examine potential outliers in your data. If they are influential or have a significant impact on the results, consider removing them from the analysis or applying robust regression techniques that are less sensitive to outliers.
Residual analysis: Assess the residuals (the differences between the observed values and the predicted values) to identify any patterns or violations of assumptions. If the residuals display a particular pattern, such as heteroscedasticity (unequal spread) or autocorrelation (dependence between residuals), you may need to use appropriate techniques to address these issues, such as weighted least squares or autoregressive models.
Nonconstant variance: If the variability of residuals changes across different levels of the predictor variables, you can consider applying data transformations or using weighted regression techniques to account for the heteroscedasticity.
Multicollinearity: When predictor variables are highly correlated, it can lead to multicollinearity issues. This can be addressed by removing one or more variables or combining them to create composite variables. Alternatively, techniques like principal component analysis (PCA) or ridge regression can help deal with multicollinearity.
Non-normality of residuals: If the assumption of normality is violated, consider using robust regression techniques or generalized linear models that can handle non-normal error distributions.
Collect more data: Sometimes, the issues with assumptions can be mitigated by collecting more data. Larger sample sizes can help reduce the impact of violations and improve the model's accuracy.