17 -- Signs of Regression -- Bob Amand

[BobAmand]

• [x] Blank slate
  • [x] Create a GitHub repo called linear-regression
  • [x] Copy all the files from this repo into it
  • [x] Set up your requirements/virtual environment
• [x] Normal mode
  • [x] Complete the tasks in the simple-linear-regression.ipynb file
  • [x] Ground cricket chirps
  • [x] Brain vs. Body Weight
  • [x] Salary Discrimination
  • [x] Make sure your findings are well-organized, using Markdown headers and formatting to separate sections
  • [x] Ensure your notebook runs when all the outputs are cleared and the cells are run in order (restart your kernel, clear all outputs, and run all cells)
• [ ] Hard mode
  • [ ] Find another source of data that you suspect may have a single- or multiple-linear relationship
  • [ ] Attempt to find a best fit model for the data
  • [ ] Report your findings, showing chart(s) as necessary

[BobAmand]

https://github.com/BobAmand/linear-regression

@powder-river @jamesmallen

[jmaroeder]

Great submission - please make sure that your notebook files include the output by running all the cells before you commit/push, though!

[BobAmand]

Thanks James. I misunderstood the appropriate notebook parking and will trigger all for the next submission.

Regards, Bob

Robert E. Amand Biotherapeutic Modeling Group, Inc. (919) 244-1487 cell (919) 465-9584 land biotmg@nc.rr.com

On Sep 30, 2015, at 2:49 PM, James M. Allen notifications@github.com wrote:

Great submission - please make sure that your notebook files include the output by running all the cells before you commit/push, though!

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