Linear Regression Mathematical Intuition

Simple linear regression is a statistical method that allows us to summarize and study relationships between two continuous (quantitative) variables: One variable, denoted x, is regarded as the predictor, explanatory, or independent variable.
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[@suchha8698]

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[@MAKExplorer]

One of the best Linear Regression explanation I have seen till today,Thanks Krish!

[@nehasaroha2505]

By far this is the best explanation that I have come across for these concepts. Thanks so much for doing what you are doing Krish.

[@naveeng2904]

Thanks Krish! It was amazing tutorial about the math behind the Linear Regression .I was trying hard to understand the concept behind it and you made my life easier .Very much appreciated for your help and for your channel! God bless you !

[@ga43ga54]

Thank you so much for this video!!! This question was asked to me in my interview, really helpful!!! 😀

[@louerleseigneur4532]

Thanks Krish

[@vishtalks695]

Awesome

[@junaideqbal2383]

nice explenation.

[@ga43ga54]

Can you also please give an explanation on stochastic gradient decent. Your content is helping me learn alot!!! Thank you Krish!

[@rajijivpandeylko]

krish , really informative video, but the links for implementaion not found

[@Neuraldata]

Krish, can u make a video on finding the intersection point using gradient descent...as in this video we got to know about finding of slope(m).

[@nishitnishikant8548]

Great video and you have put in a very simple way. Needed to clarify this about convergence theorem: should we use partial derivative of J wrt to m, right? But in the video it is partial derivative of m wrt to m(which would be 1). Pls clarify

[@swaruppanda2842]

least sqr estimator and cost function are they same or different? Can u plz confirm

[@nott__aceu4857]

can someone link those previous videos that he is mentioning earlier

[@thealgorithm7633]

How it is assuming the m value?

[@masked_women1]

hi, p;lease guide me towards all previous videos of this course

[@harshkanumuri3977]

Please!! someone explain the cost function equation , i dont understand it

[@rohitkamble1737]

How to calculate RMSE for linear regression?

[@PremKumar-ws1br]

Sir i think videos are not in order than how can i learn since u r explain ation is superb plz say sir

[@ga43ga54]

In cost function ,why did you take the value of 1/2? and why not some other value?

[@krishnaik06]

Hi we usually say this function as root mean square error function. We can remove 1/2 then it will be call absolute mean error

[@ga43ga54]

Can we take a square root instead of 1/2 ? Is that a possibility?

[@chaitanyamallepudi3531]

Regression vs classification which one to choose! Can be found in
medium.com/@raghusrinivas1996/regression-or-classification-487600b932c0