Re: Problem related to a linear regression
- From: MET <Marcel.E.Tschudin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 04 Nov 2007 21:30:11 -0000
I think for finding the best correlation it's probably better not to
include (u and v or A and B) since this is for this operation only
unnecessary payload and do the transformation afterwards, thus
separating the two operations correlation and transformation. This
leaves then also the choice to do the subsequent transformation the
preferred way, either by minimising dy^2 or dx^2 or ODR. (A side note:
minimising dy^2 results in a minimal standard deviation of Y having a
higher one for X; minimising dx^2 results in a minimal std dev of X
and having a higher one for Y. You gain on one side by losing on the
other.)
To you Matt and to all others who helped: many thanks!
Regards Marcel
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