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"For linear and logistic regression in Excel, use the RegressIt add-in, which is available for free at https://regressit.com . See these slides for an overview: https://regressit.com/RegressItSlideShow.pdf. Also check out this other more…"
"For linear and logistic regression in Excel, use the RegressIt add-in, which is available for free at https://regressit.com . See these slides for an overview: https://regressit.com/RegressItSlideShow.pdf. Also check out this other more…"
"For linear and logistic regression in Excel, use the RegressIt add-in which is available for free at https://regressit.com . See these slides for an overview: https://regressit.com/RegressItSlideShow.pdf. Also check out this other more…"
"For linear and logistic regression in Excel, you should use the RegressIt add-in, which is available for free at https://regressit.com . See these slides for an overview: https://regressit.com/RegressItSlideShow.pdf. Also check out this…"
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Linear and logistic regression in Excel and R: try this free add-in (RegressIt)
Excel is often poorly regarded as a platform for regression analysis. The regression add-in in its Analysis Toolpak has not changed since it was introduced in 1995, and it was a flawed design even back then. (See this link for a discussion.) That’s unfortunate, because an Excel file can be a very good place in which to build regression models, compare and refine them, create high-quality…See More
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Linear and logistic regression in Excel and R: try this free add-in (RegressIt)
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Excel is often poorly regarded as a platform for regression analysis. The regression add-in in its Analysis Toolpak has not changed since it was introduced in 1995, and it was a flawed design even back then. (See this link for a discussion.) That’s unfortunate, because an Excel file can be a very good place in which to build regression models, compare and refine them, create…
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