Simple$MultipleLinearRegression RobinTeotia
Simple$MultipleLinearRegression RobinTeotia
BUSI650-Robin Teotia
BUSINESS PROBLEM ?
Your Pointy-Haired Boss, is going to start a new start up in USA.
For that, he wants you (Strategic Business Analyst) to do a data
modeling research to generate a clear insight in which domain of
business, he should priorities his plan of financial investments to
have a good profit.
Target/Dependent Variable
• Profit
We interpret βj as the average effect on Y of a one unit increase in Xj , holding all other predictors fixed.
n = number of observations
yi = actual value
𝑦𝑖=
ො predicted value
RSS = Sum of squares of residuals 𝑦ത = mean of the actual values
TSS = Total sum of squares
R-squared: 55.92 R-squared: 95.07
Mean Square Error: 701870011.19~701 m Mean Square Error: 78417126.01~78 m
You come up with your report after modelling the data from the 50 startups and
present your finding to your Pointy-Haired Boss.
You presented:
1. Spending on marketing alone would not be beneficial.(from simple linear
regression, the R2 is around 56%, this means that the model is only able to
explain 56 % of the variance in the dependent variable (Profit) around the
mean.)
2. This means, there are also some other factors/features which attributes to
the profit.
3. To spend on R&D is promising to increase profit. (since the p-value is
statistically significant).
4. To spend on administration is not advisable. (as the p-value is very high,
therefore, fails to reject the null
hypothesis- stating the slope of
administration is 0.)
Profit )
Your Own Thoughts:
• After seeing the above summary, you may think of
removing administration from the MLR modeling,
• and then want to perform the MLR again and see
model performance.
Appendix…
Assumptions for Simple Linear Regression and Multiple Linear Regression