Concept map: Linear regression
Prerequisites (two levels) and direct dependents of Linear regression. Show everything
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- 3lessons use it
Insights 11
- Interpret predictions, not individual coefficients, when features are strongly collinear
- Model counts per exposure with a log-exposure offset instead of raw counts or an unweighted rate
- Fit a logit-link model to a bounded share such as load factor instead of a straight line
- Do not give a linear model ordinal codes for unordered categories
- Add explicit interaction terms to a linear model when the effect of one driver depends on another
- When you log-transform a skewed target, correct the back-transformed predictions toward the mean
- Log-transform skewed inputs for linear and distance models, not for trees
- Prefer splines to coarse bins when a linear model needs a nonlinear single-feature effect
Projects 8
- Cost-sharing and doctor visits: pricing plan tiers from a randomized insurance experiment
- District math results: a binomial model that separates context from performance
- Predicting one-year diabetes progression with an honest error estimate: nested CV on 442 patients
- Probability of default for a card portfolio: calibrated, monotone, explainable and audited
- Churn risk is not persuadability: targeting a retention budget and designing the test that measures it
- Caravan-policy propensity for a direct-mail campaign: many weak signals, one held-out shot
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