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Cross-sectional regression
Cross-sectional regression estimates relationships between variables measured across different units, such as firms, households, or stocks, at a single point in time, unlike time-series regression.
Errors-in-variables models
Errors-in-variables models are regression models that account for measurement error in predictor variables, correcting the biased, attenuated estimates ordinary least squares produces when covariates are observed with noise.
Feasible generalized least squares
Feasible generalized least squares (FGLS) is a two-step regression estimator that first estimates the error covariance matrix from least squares residuals, then applies generalized least squares.
Linear model
A linear model is a statistical model that expresses a response variable as a linear combination of predictors with unknown coefficients, written Y = Xβ + ε and fitted by least squares.
Non-negative least squares
Non-negative least squares (NNLS) is a constrained regression method fitting a linear least squares model with every coefficient zero or positive, used in deconvolution and unmixing.
Polynomial transformation (statistics)
A polynomial transformation adds powers and cross-products of existing predictors as new features, so a linear regression model can represent curved relationships while remaining linear in its coefficients.
Quadratic regression
Quadratic regression is a statistical method that fits a second-degree polynomial curve to data, estimating U-shaped or inverted-U relationships between one predictor and an outcome.
Regression calibration
Regression calibration is a statistical method for correcting bias from measurement error in a covariate, replacing it with its conditional expectation given the observed data before running the usual regression analysis.
Segmented regression
Segmented regression is a statistical method that fits piecewise linear relationships between a predictor and an outcome, estimating breakpoint locations and slopes, widely used in interrupted time series analysis.
Total least squares
Total least squares is an estimation method for fitting a model when every variable is subject to error, minimizing the smallest correction to both the data matrix and observations.
Weighted regression (statistics)
Weighted regression, most commonly weighted least squares (WLS), fits a regression model by giving each observation its own weight, so that more precise observations count more.