Re: multiple regression

From: "student" <adarsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 6 Apr 2005 23:13:51 -0700

regression works only when ur independent variables are all
quantitative; you need to convert ur problem to one with quantitative
indep variables by defining dummy variable feedback1 (= 1 iff feedback
=1); feedback2 (= 1 iff feedback = 2); if you are including a constant
in your model (as indep. variable) DON'T define feedback3, otherwise
your data will be perfectly multicollinear:
feedback1+feedback2+feedback3 = 1 (constant); if you are not including
a constant, INCLUDE feeback3 in the model.

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References:
- multiple regression
  - From: chong

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