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What is Regression Analysis?

 , updated on October 29, 2015
Regression analysis is a statistical method that investigates the relationships between variables. A classic example is the relationship between supply and demand in a market. The output of a regression analysis is typically a graph showing the relationship between variables, or an equation for such a graph.
Overview: Regression Analysis
FunctionStatistical Analysis
Management Accounting
DefinitionA statistical method of investigating the relationships between variables.
ValueAnalysis of data
Related TechniquesProbability Distribution
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