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Stepwise regression and backward selection are statistical methods for selecting variables for regression models. Stepwise regression works by adding or removing variables from the model based on statistical criteria, while backward selection starts with all variables and removes the least significant variable in each step. Some advantages of stepwise regression include its ability to handle many potential predictor variables and provide insight into variable quality. Backward selection is a simpler approach that removes variables one by one until all remaining variables are statistically significant.
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- 1. ASSIGNMENT OF PREDICTIVE BUSINESS ANALYTICS Presented by : Himanshu TOPIC: Stepwise regression Backward selection
- 2. INDEX What is regression? What is stepwise regression? Advantages of stepwise regression. How Stepwise Regression Works. What is Backward selection? Overview
- 3. WHAT IS REGRESSION? Regression is a method to determine the statistical relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables. The change in dependent variable is associated with the change in the independent variables.
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