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Applied Linear Regression, 3rd Edition offers a comprehensive, updated treatment of linear regression for advanced undergraduates and graduate students. The book focuses on model construction, assessment of fit and reliability, and drawing substantive conclusions, primarily through least‑squares estimation. It integrates modern methods such as smoothers, Box‑Cox transformations, the delta method, and simulation-based techniques, including the bootstrap. Expanded coverage of nonlinear and logistic regression, and revised chapters on multiple regression and diagnostics, enhance the text’s breadth.
Each chapter is populated with over 100 exercises drawn from real‑world datasets, encouraging practical application. Pedagogical resources include web primers for major statistical software packages—R, S‑Plus®, SPSS®, SAS®, and JMP®—and a free online library for R and S‑Plus that facilitates hands‑on use of the methods discussed.
With its strong emphasis on graphical analysis and real‑life examples, the book remains an essential textbook for mastering linear regression analysis and applying it to complex, real‑world problems.
First publish date: 1980
Genre: Education & Language/Education
Authors: Sanford Weisberg
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