Multiple Linear Regression
• Linear regression assumes a linear relationship between independent variable(s) and dependent variable • Linear regression allows us to predict an outcome based on one or several predictors • Linear regression allows us to explain the interrelationships among variables • Linear regression is a parametric test
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