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When used appropriately, linear regression is a fantastic modeling technique. As with all regression analyses, the idea is to establish and enumerate the relationship of one or more independent values to a single dependent value. For example, we may want to investigate if there is a strong relationship between CPU utilization (the dependent value) and the number of orders entered per hour (the independent value). If the relationship is indeed linear and strong, we can forecast.
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© 2007 Craig Shallahamer
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(2007). Linear Regression Modeling. In: Forecasting Oracle Performance. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0208-0_9
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