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050 | _aQA278.2.D7 | ||
100 | _aDraper, Norman R. | ||
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_aApplied regression analysis. / _cNorman R. Draper |
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250 | _a3rd ed. | ||
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_aNew York: _bJohn Wiley and sons INC, _c1998. |
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_axvii,706p.: _bill.; _c24cm. |
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500 | _aIncludes index and bibliography. | ||
505 | _aContents: About the software -- Basic prerequisite knowledge -- Fitting a straight line by least squares -- Checking the straight line fit -- Fitting straight lines: Special topics -- Regression in matrix terms: Straight line case -- The general regression situation -- Extra sums of squares and tests for several parameters being zero -- Serial correlation in the residuals and the durbin-watson test -- More on checking fitted models -- Multiple regression: Special topics -- Bias in regression estimates, and expected values of mean squares and sums of squares -- On worthwhile regressions, big F's and R2 -- Models containing functions of the predictors including polynomial models -- Transformation of the response variable -- Dummy variables -- Selecting the best regression equation -- III-Conditioning in regression data -- Ridge regression -- Generalized linear models (GLIM) -- Mixture ingredients as predator variables -- The geometry of least sqaures -- More geometry of least squares -- Orthogonal polynomials and summary data -- Mutiple regression applied to analysis of variance problems -- An introduction to nonlinear estimation -- Robust regression -- Resampling procedures (bootstrapping). | ||
700 | _aSmith, Harry. | ||
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