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Okay, peace be upon you,
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back again at basem channel, we are still
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continuing our discussion on the material
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or chapter of statistics, eh, class 11,
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Merdeka curriculum, still on the
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Scatter diagram material, yes. Where in the
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previous video we have discussed in
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detail What is a Scatter diagram, yes, Ee,
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how to distinguish independent variables,
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terik variables, How to draw a
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Scatter diagram and determine the trend of
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correlation data and interpretation, yes, from eh
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bivariate data Well, we will
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continue our discussion, eh, now we are
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going into the discussion of linear regression, yes, it is
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still a continuation of the previous material, well,
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before that, as usual, we will discuss
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the definition, yes, Ee, what we want to discuss is
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linear regression, ee,
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linear regression is a statistical method
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relationship between one dependent variable,
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yes, or what we called yesterday, the dependent variable is
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the same as one or more
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independent variables or free ee variables,
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yes, on the x-axis, well, this is in terms of
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understanding related to linear ee regression,
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for example, here is a
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Scatter diagram that we have drawn yesterday,
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yes, the question is, what is the data trend
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in the diagram, well, of course, to determine the
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data trend, we look at the distribution pattern of the
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ee data, yes, from the coordinates of the point that
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we have drawn Heeh Usually
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we see the pattern we estimate here
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we see Oh it turns out ee the
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data distribution pattern ee is in the form of a
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straight line so we say because the
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data distribution pattern is in the form or
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close to a straight line then what was the data trend
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yesterday Well the TR data trend is linear
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yes So yesterday there were three data trends
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yes if it is in the form of a straight line linear
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ee the line is not straight in the form of a curve yes it
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means nonlinear and there are also those that have
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all Well after we determine the
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data trend ee of course ee the
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two data Yes both data what is
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the term ee the independent variable and the
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dependent variable certainly have a
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relationship yes Usually we analyze again
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ee the correlation yes whether it is positive
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or negative seen from the direction of the line
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then the interpretation explains the
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relationship between the two variables well but what
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we want to discuss here is just
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looking at the line yes analyze
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ee Line from the existing data distribution pattern
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well ee the question Is there
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another line estimate from the
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existing data distribution pattern Well so ee
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from the pattern that we wrote earlier
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that the distribution of points on
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this search diagram ee is estimated
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ee the pattern forms a straight line but is
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line estimate Is There are other lines,
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approximately from the existing pattern, yes, of course
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there are, yes, it could be a pattern like this or
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like this, so there are many Well,
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the question is which line is the
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most appropriate to represent the data on the
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diagram, so the point here is
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linear regression, namely we want to find the
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right line pattern, yes, ee, ee, which represents
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the data on the diagram, okay, well,
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among all the possible lines formed, there is
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only one line that is most appropriate,
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usually called the base speed line,
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that's what we want to look for, yes, so later, among the
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possible lines formed
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from the existing data pattern, there is only one,
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ee, the most appropriate line to represent the
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existing data pattern, what was it
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called the base speed line, well, this line
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is a linear model that
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estimates the relationship between two
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quantitative variables on the scatter diagram,
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well, the regression model that
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provides a straight line relationship between
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these two variables is what is called
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linear regression, so here is
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another explanation, the emphasis is on
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what is linear regression, yes, so we want to
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analyze the relationship
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between two variables through a
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straight line, yes, that's what is known as
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linear regression, here you can,
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okay, okay, the question is, how do you
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determine which one is the the
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base speed line or the line
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that best represents the data, that's what
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we'll discuss, for example,
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from the three predicted lines, which one is the
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usually we ee in determining the
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most appropriate line, we look at the distance of
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the line to the existing points,
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the closer the line is to all the points
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on the Scatter diagram, the more appropriate the
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line is, this is one way, yes,
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so we look at the ee distance of the line to
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all the existing points, for example,
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from the three lines, we take the
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red one first, then we take
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the blue line, the green one is quite
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far away, it's possible that only these two lines
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EE can be the base speed line, so eh,
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how do we look at the distance of
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the line to the existing points,
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we see this red line here, there are
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two points that are quite far
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from the line, while the
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blue line only has one point that is far from the
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e line, while the distance is this The distance of this
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far point, this one point E is
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not too far compared to the distance of the
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two points that are far from the
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red line, right, then
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the second, we look at the red line,
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most of the points are
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below the line, while the blue one is
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balanced Here there is one above there is one
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below and the distance ee It's quite close
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to the line so it can be concluded
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from here looking at ee the distance of the line with the
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existing points that the possibility
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of which is the base speed line is
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red or blue Well of course
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the blue one so ee by
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estimating or looking at the distance of the line
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with the existing points is
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one way to determine the base
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speed line yes but this is just a sample
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yes if ee the data distribution of the
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points is only a little sometimes it's
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quite a lot now the question
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now is is there the most
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appropriate way to determine a base
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speed line Yes with some ee data yes a
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definite formula yes Well that's what
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we will discuss ee in
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this linear regression material yes Ee later there are two ways yes
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namely using the least squares ee method
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and the regression equation yes
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we will discuss that in the previous video
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Well here we give an introduction
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first related to What is
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linear regression and what we will discuss yes
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what was ah looking for the base
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speed line from a data distribution
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or a scatter diagram Okay that's what
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we can ee discuss ee for the
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most appropriate way to determine the specific
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we will discuss in the next video
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yes God willing, we will provide an
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explanation. Hopefully it will be useful
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and understandable. Of course, stay
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enthusiastic and always