Title of article :
Comparing Least-Squares and Goal Programming Estimates of Linear Regression Parameters
Author/Authors :
Ahmad, Maizah Hura Universiti Teknologi Malaysia - Faculty of Science - Department of Mathematics, Malaysia , Adnan, Robiah Universiti Teknologi Malaysia - Faculty of Science - Department of Mathematics, Malaysia , Kong, Lau Chik Universiti Teknologi Malaysia - Faculty of Science - Department of Mathematics, Malaysia , Daud, Zalina Mohd ATMA, Malaysia
From page :
101
To page :
112
Abstract :
A regression model is a mathematical equation that describes the relationship between two or more variables. In regression analysis, the basic idea is to use past data to fit a prediction equation that relates a dependent variable to independent variable(s). This prediction equation is then used to estimate future values of the dependent variable. The least-squares method is the most frequently used procedure for estimating the regression model parameters. However, the method of least-squares is biased when outliers exist. This paper proposes goal programming as a method to estimate regression model parameters when outliers must be included in the analysis.
Keywords :
Method of least squares , outliers , goal programming
Journal title :
Matematika
Journal title :
Matematika
Record number :
2569812
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