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Multiple Regression Data InputVariable data for the Excel multiple regression analysis and forecasting template is entered in the provided input area with the first column for the dependent variable to be predicted and subsequent columns for independent variables. The number of variables and observations for the analysis is unlimited and variables can be turned on or off for the regression. Automatic feature selection analyzes relationships using a specified Variance Inflation Factor (VIF) to optimize the combination of variables that produces the most robust predictive outcome. Variable titles are used within the multiple regression analysis equation and forecasting for referencing the data. The overview window explains the mathematics behind multiple regression analysis and how it applies to the predictive analytics within the Excel solution. |
Multiple Regression Analysis ResultsThe multiple regression analysis results are summarized into distinct sections with textual commentary to facilitate interpretation and utilization for predictive analysis. The equation parameters convey the statistical significance and level of confidence that can be attributed to the analysis. The significance level based on the F-statistic is set at 95% confidence to quickly determine whether the analysis can be accepted at this level. The level of maximum confidence is displayed to supplement the determining of the accepted validity for the regression equation. Each independent variable in the regression analysis equation is broken down into detailed analysis for its contributory effect on the movements of the dependent variable. Further analysis reveals the potential levels of autocorrelation and multicollinearity so that independent variables can be dropped and added on an iterative basis toward the optimal predictive equation. The actual and predicted dependent variable is plotted in a chart in order to visualize the strength of the overall relationship. |
Regression Equation Predictive ForecastingDuring the multiple regression analysis process each independent variable is analyzed for underlying trends to provide forecasting options for predictive analysis under the regression equation. The results of this analysis show a comparison of linear, polynomial and exponential methods with the relative strength so that they can be chosen and employed for the forecasting process. The independent variable forecast can also be left empty where forecasts have been undertaken or acquired from external sources. The number of periods can be set for forecasting the dependent variable by applying the multiple regression equation and forecasts of independent variables. The resulting output displays predicted value for the independent variable and input values from each independent variable. The prediction equation is used as formula in the column for predicted values so that data can be modified and new predictions analyzed. The forecast output can be exported to a new workbook using the button provided for further analysis, presentation or integration with external systems. |
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