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Use regression analysis, least squares and inference
Understand ANOVA and ANCOVA model cases
Investigate analysis of residuals and variability
Describe novel uses of regression models such as scatterplot smoothing
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Linear models, as their name implies, relates an outcome to a set of predictors of interest using linear assumptions. Regression models, a subset of linear models, are the most important statistical analysis tool in a data scientistβs toolkit. This course covers regression analysis, least squares and inference using regression models. Special cases of the regression model, ANOVA and ANCOVA will be covered as well. Analysis of residuals and variability will be investigated. The course will cover modern thinking on model selection and novel uses of regression models including scatterplot smoothing.
This week, we focus on least squares and linear regression.
What's included
9 videos11 readings1 assignment3 programming assignments
9 videosβ’Total 74 minutes
- Introduction to Regressionβ’6 minutes
- Introduction: Basic Least Squaresβ’6 minutes
- Technical Details (Skip if you'd like)β’3 minutes
- Introductory Data Exampleβ’12 minutes
- Notation and Backgroundβ’8 minutes
- Linear Least Squaresβ’7 minutes
- Linear Least Squares Coding Exampleβ’8 minutes
- Technical Details (Skip if you'd like)β’12 minutes
- Regression to the Meanβ’12 minutes
11 readingsβ’Total 110 minutes
- Welcome to Regression Modelsβ’10 minutes
- Book: Regression Models for Data Science in Rβ’10 minutes
- Syllabusβ’10 minutes
- Pre-Course Surveyβ’10 minutes
- Data Science Specialization Community Siteβ’10 minutes
- Where to get more advanced materialβ’10 minutes
- Regressionβ’10 minutes
- Technical detailsβ’10 minutes
- Least squaresβ’10 minutes
- Regression to the meanβ’10 minutes
- Practical R Exercises in swirl Part 1β’10 minutes
1 assignmentβ’Total 20 minutes
- Quiz 1β’20 minutes
3 programming assignmentsβ’Total 540 minutes
- swirl Lesson 1: Introductionβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 2: Residualsβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 3: Least Squares Estimationβ’180 minutes
This week, we will work through the remainder of linear regression and then turn to the first part of multivariable regression.
What's included
10 videos5 readings1 assignment3 programming assignments
10 videosβ’Total 70 minutes
- Statistical Linear Regression Modelsβ’3 minutes
- Interpreting Coefficientsβ’4 minutes
- Linear Regression for Predictionβ’11 minutes
- Residualsβ’6 minutes
- Residuals, Coding Exampleβ’14 minutes
- Residual Varianceβ’7 minutes
- Inference in Regressionβ’5 minutes
- Coding Exampleβ’7 minutes
- Predictionβ’10 minutes
- Really, really quick intro to knitrβ’4 minutes
5 readingsβ’Total 50 minutes
- *Statistical* linear regression modelsβ’10 minutes
- Residualsβ’10 minutes
- Inference in regressionβ’10 minutes
- Looking ahead to the projectβ’10 minutes
- Practical R Exercises in swirl Part 2β’10 minutes
1 assignmentβ’Total 30 minutes
- Quiz 2β’30 minutes
3 programming assignmentsβ’Total 540 minutes
- swirl Lesson 1: Residual Variationβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 2: Introduction to Multivariable Regressionβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 3: MultiVar Examplesβ’180 minutes
This week, we'll build on last week's introduction to multivariable regression with some examples and then cover residuals, diagnostics, variance inflation, and model comparison.
What's included
14 videos5 readings2 assignments3 programming assignments
14 videosβ’Total 168 minutes
- Multivariable Regression part Iβ’9 minutes
- Multivariable Regression part IIβ’11 minutes
- Multivariable Regression Continuedβ’8 minutes
- Multivariable Regression Examples part Iβ’19 minutes
- Multivariable Regression Examples part IIβ’22 minutes
- Multivariable Regression Examples part IIIβ’7 minutes
- Multivariable Regression Examples part IVβ’7 minutes
- Adjustment Examplesβ’18 minutes
- Residuals and Diagnostics part Iβ’5 minutes
- Residuals and Diagnostics part IIβ’9 minutes
- Residuals and Diagnostics part IIIβ’9 minutes
- Model Selection part Iβ’7 minutes
- Model Selection part IIβ’23 minutes
- Model Selection part IIIβ’12 minutes
5 readingsβ’Total 50 minutes
- Multivariable regressionβ’10 minutes
- Adjustmentβ’10 minutes
- Residualsβ’10 minutes
- Model selectionβ’10 minutes
- Practical R Exercises in swirl Part 3β’10 minutes
2 assignmentsβ’Total 60 minutes
- (OPTIONAL) Data analysis practice with immediate feedback (NEW! 10/18/2017)β’30 minutes
- Quiz 3β’30 minutes
3 programming assignmentsβ’Total 540 minutes
- swirl Lesson 1: MultiVar Examples2β’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 2: MultiVar Examples3β’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 3: Residuals Diagnostics and Variationβ’180 minutes
This week, we will work on generalized linear models, including binary outcomes and Poisson regression.
What's included
7 videos6 readings1 assignment4 programming assignments1 peer review
7 videosβ’Total 95 minutes
- GLMsβ’21 minutes
- Logistic Regression part Iβ’18 minutes
- Logistic Regression part IIβ’4 minutes
- Logistic Regression part IIIβ’9 minutes
- Poisson Regression part Iβ’13 minutes
- Poisson Regression part IIβ’13 minutes
- Hodgepodgeβ’19 minutes
6 readingsβ’Total 60 minutes
- GLMsβ’10 minutes
- Logistic regressionβ’10 minutes
- Count Dataβ’10 minutes
- Mishmashβ’10 minutes
- Practical R Exercises in swirl Part 4β’10 minutes
- Post-Course Surveyβ’10 minutes
1 assignmentβ’Total 30 minutes
- Quiz 4β’30 minutes
4 programming assignmentsβ’Total 720 minutes
- swirl Lesson 1: Variance Inflation Factorsβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 2: Overfitting and Underfittingβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 3: Binary Outcomesβ’180 minutes
- swirl Lesson 4: Count Outcomesβ’180 minutes
1 peer reviewβ’Total 60 minutes
- Regression Models Course Projectβ’60 minutes
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Reviewed on Aug 1, 2017
Great introductory course on Regression Models. Super practical and well explained. Definitely doing the exercises and final project is a must to get all the learnings!
Reviewed on Mar 14, 2017
Good course on the theories behind regression, followed by significant applications and how to use them in R. Lectures are very dry, but the information within them is very useful.
Reviewed on Oct 15, 2017
It is very interesting, however is difficult to follow the math explanations, it could be more easy with practical examples.... like the final assignment, it was difficult to me.
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