Hi team,
Could you please help me to know how to do Multi-Linear regression?
@ankurgupta
Can you explain more on MLR. What is your exact use case?
Sure, I want to develop a Linear regression model to predict the Aluminum price based on input factors such as Fed Rate,Brent Crude Futures ($/Barrel),Coking Coal (CNY),Natural Gas,USD/CNY,EUR/USD,US inflation Rate (%),Primary Aluminium Production (Thousand MT),Baltic Dry Index.
I have historical data for all the factors with me. Could you guys help me to find the way to develop the linear regression equation in Anaplan ?
@Dikshant
MLR in Anaplan can be quite demanding on understanding statistical calculations for one to be able to build. Here is an article on how to do MLR manually https://www.statology.org/multiple-linear-regression-by-hand/ . You would need to build something replicating this logic in Anaplan.
@pyrypeura
In the given Link https://www.statology.org/multiple-linear-regression-by-hand/ It has explained the concept with two input variable. in case of more than 2 variable what would be the approach.
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