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Linear Regression Functions 51 codes
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Linear Regression Functions
1 For another equivalent test statistic
2 For average value of dependent (y) variables
3 For average value of independent (x) variables
4 For between degrees of freedom (DF)
5 For between sum of squares (SS)
6 For chi-square degrees of freedom
7 For chi-square significance level
8 For chi-square value
9 For degrees of freedom
10 For degrees of freedom (DF)
11 For F statistic
12 For mean square (MS) between
13 For mean square (MS) within
14 For one-tailed significance level
15 For other related test statistics
16 For significance level
17 For significance level for one-sided test
18 For significance level for two-sided test
19 For significance level of one-sided test
20 For significance level of two-sided test
21 For sum of cross-product xy
22 For sum of squares x
23 For sum of squares y
24 For the coefficient of determination (R-square)
25 For the number of observations
26 For the test statistic value
27 For the y-intercept of the line
28 For two-tailed significance level
29 For within degrees of freedom (DF)
30 For within sum of squares (SS)
31 REGR_AVGX returns the average of x after eliminating x and y pairs where either x or y is null
32 REGR_COUNT(salary, city) AS count
33 REGR_SLOPE(expr1, expr2) gives a least square regression line to a set of pairs of numbers
34 REGR_SYY(salary, city) AS syy
35 SELECT STATS_WSR_TEST(value, id, ONE_SIDED_SIG)
36 STATS_CROSSTAB(expr1, expr2, COHENS_K)
37 STATS_CROSSTAB(expr1, expr2, CONT_COEFFICIENT)
38 STATS_CROSSTAB(expr1, expr2, CRAMERS_V)
39 STATS_F_TEST(expr1, expr2, DF_DEN)
40 STATS_MODE(expr) returns the mode of a set of numbers
41 STATS_MW_TEST(expr1, expr2, STATISTIC)
42 STATS_T_TEST_INDEPU(expr1, expr2, STATISTIC)
43 Stats_T_Test_One
44 STATS_T_TEST_PAIRED(expr1, expr2, STATISTIC)
45 STATS_WSR_TEST(expr1, expr2, STATISTIC)
46 STDDEV([DISTINCT ALL] value) [OVER (analytic_clause)] returns the standard deviation value
47 STDDEV_SAMP(expr) [OVER(analytic_clause)] computes the cumulative sample standard deviation
48 Using the Linear Regression Functions
49 VAR_POP(expr) calculates the population variance
50 VAR_SAMP(expr) calculates the sample variance
51 VARIANCE([DISTINCT ALL] expr) gives the variance of all values of a group of rows