Explaining Least Squares with JMP

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Tuesday, November 4. 2008

Explaining Least Squares with JMP

Explaining Least Squares from Lee Creighton on Vimeo.

UPDATE: Download the JSL script used in this demo from the JMP File Exchange (scroll down to the bottom of the page).

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Least squares explained simply, and in video
A short five minute video has been created explaining least squares with JMP. The author, Lee Creighton, uses a very simple example of fighting a line to data, and considers different measures of a “best” fit (not to ruin the punch line...

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Tracked: Nov 13, 17:16

Least squares explained simply, and in video
A short five minute video has been created explaining least squares with JMP. The author, Lee Creighton, uses a very simple example of fitting a line to data, and considers different measures of a “best” fit (not to ruin the punch line,...

Weblog: Lies and Stats
Tracked: Nov 13, 20:26

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That was a fantastic description. Can we expect a series of these demonstrations?

#1 Daniel on 2008-11-04 13:16 (Reply)

Good explanation, how about a demo on PLS

#2 Kamran on 2008-11-25 21:04 (Reply)

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