regression

regression
вчт.
1) регрессия
а) процедура регрессии
б) соотношение регрессии; кривая регрессии
2) регресс; обратное движение; возврат; откат
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regression x on y — регрессия x на y

- auxiliary regression
- censored regression
- classical normal linear regression
- classical normal regression
- classical regression
- double-length regression
- dynamic regression
- forward stepwise regression
- Gauss-Newton regression
- harmonic regression
- kernel regression
- linear regression
- logistic regression
- mean-square regression
- multiple regression
- multivariate regression
- Nadaraya-Watson kernel regression
- nonlinear regression
- non-parametric regression
- nonsense regression
- n-th order parabolic regression
- orthogonal regression
- outer product of gradient regression
- Poisson regression
- polynomial regression
- projection pursuit regression
- quadratic regression
- quantile regression
- recursive regression
- restricted regression
- ridge regression
- seemingly unrelated regression
- semiparametric regression
- simple regression
- spurious regression
- static regression
- stepwise regression
- switching regression
- truncated regression
- two-dimensional regression
- unrestricted regression

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