COVID-19 Regression Study
Welcome to our COVID-19 simple linear regression study!
In this section, we will explore how linear relationships between pairs of variables evolve across available countries, over time.
⯈ How to Use
- To use our visualization tool, simply select an \(X\) variable and a \(Y\) variable of interest from the respective dropdown lists below, then click "Submit".
- Next, drag the date slider and observe changes in variable values, distributions, and pair-wise linear relationships over time.
⯈ Interpretation
In a simple linear regression study, the \(X\) variable represents the predictor variable while the \(Y\) variable represents the response variable.
The following regression equation quantifies the linear relationship between \(X\) and \(Y\) where
\[Y = \text{intercept} + \text{slope} * X.\]
- The intercept term represents the predicted value of \(Y\) when \(X = 0\).
- The slope term represents the change in the predicted value of \(Y\) per unit change in \(X\).
References
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John Walley's Block (e1d256b81e51da68f7feb632a53c3518).