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Mathematics · unit version 1

Fitted regression: coefficients, uncertainty and validation

Fit actual multivariable data, derive conditional uncertainty and retain an honest diagnostic and validation record. Synthetic examples and public rubrics do not establish a completed empirical investigation.

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Fitted regression: calculation, assumptions and frozen transfer

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  1. Fit coefficients and audit residuals

    Lesson details and objectives

    Construct a numeric design and check a rank-aware least-squares fit against its defining equations.

    • Build the design including its intercept and prove coefficient uniqueness from full rank.
    • Compute coefficients, fitted values, residuals, SSE and residual degrees of freedom.
    • Distinguish deterministic fit identities from model-dependent uncertainty.

    6 practice tasks.

  2. Choose the uncertainty target

    Lesson details and objectives

    Derive conditional mean and new-response intervals, including rank and zero-spread boundaries.

    • Connect covariance and residual variance to Gaussian projections.
    • Distinguish conditional mean uncertainty from new-response noise.
    • Interpret leverage and intervals without treating model fit as model verification.

    6 practice tasks.

  3. Diagnose, freeze and evaluate a revision

    Lesson details and objectives

    Use residual and held-out evidence without turning fit agreement into a model-validation claim.

    • Interpret residual structure under explicit model assumptions.
    • Evaluate a frozen fitted transform on separately supplied responses.
    • Retain revision evidence and reject unsupported causal or coverage claims.

    6 practice tasks.