The course will begin with what is familiar to many business managers and those who have taken the first two courses in this specialization. The first set of tools will explore data description, statistical inference, and regression. We will extend these concepts to other statistical methods used for prediction when the response variable is categorical such as win-don’t win an auction. In the next segment, students will learn about tools used for identifying important features in the dataset that can either reduce the complexity or help identify important features of the data or further help explain behavior.
Data Modeling and Regression Analysis in Business
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Data Modeling and Regression Analysis in Business
Universidad de Illinois en Urbana-Champaign
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8 horas para completar
Module 0: Get Ready & Module 1: Introduction to Analytics and Evolution of Statistical Inference
This session is an overview of the business data analytics process and its components. We introduce you to different modeling paradigms and invite you to match problems to modeling paradigms. The module concludes with an overview of Rattle (an interface for the statistical package R) and its use for univariate analysis.
8 horas para completar
14 videos (Total 86 minutos), 10 lecturas, 3 cuestionarios
14 videos
Rattle Installation Guidelines for Windows6m
Rattle Installation Guideline for MacOS11m
Rattle Interface for Windows9m
Lecture 1-1: Introduction to Analytics and Evolution of Statistical Inference3m
Lecture 1-2: From Data to Decisions9m
Lecture 1-3: The Evolution of Intelligent Machines3m
Lecture 1-4: Common Paradigms6m
Lecture 1-5-1: Examples of Paradigms – Part 14m
Lecture 1-5-2: Examples of Paradigms – Part 26m
Lecture 1-6: Introduction to Rattle4m
Lecture 1-7: Importing Datasets in Rattle8m
Lecture 1-8: Plotting Data and Creating Graphs in Rattle7m
Lecture 1-9: Rattle Practice and Summary3m
10 lecturas
Syllabus30m
About the Discussion Forums10m
Glossary30m
Brand Descriptions30m
Update Your Profile10m
Module 0 Agenda5m
Rattle Tutorials (Interface, Windows, Mac)30m
Module 1 Overview20m
Module 1 Readings, Data Sets, and Slides1h
Module 1 Peer Review Assignment Answer Key20m
2 ejercicios de práctica
Orientation Quiz10m
Module 1 Graded Quiz30m
6 horas para completar
Module 2: Dating with Data
This session focuses on identifying relationships between dependent and independent variables using a regression model. The goal is to find the best fitted model to the data to learn about the underlying relationship of variables in the population.
6 horas para completar
8 videos (Total 63 minutos), 3 lecturas, 3 cuestionarios
8 videos
Lecture 2-2: Developing and Estimating a Model3m
Lecture 2-3: Univariate and Bivariate Plots8m
Lecture 2-4: Bivariate Correlation5m
Lecture 2-5-1: Estimating With Simple Models - Part 18m
Lecture 2-5-2: Estimating With Simple Models - Part 210m
Lecture 2-6: Improving the Model12m
Lecture 2-7: Model Improvement Practice and Summary8m
3 lecturas
Module 2 Overview20m
Module 2 Readings, Data Sets, and Slides1h
Module 2 Peer Review Assignment Answer Key20m
2 ejercicios de práctica
Module 2 Practice Problems40m
Module 2 Graded Quiz30m
6 horas para completar
Module 3: Model Development and Testing with Holdout Data
This session introduces the student to use of a holdout data set for evaluating model performance. Methods of improving the model are discussed with emphasis on variable selection. Nuances of modeling discrete predictor variables and response variables are discussed.
6 horas para completar
8 videos (Total 66 minutos), 3 lecturas, 4 cuestionarios
8 videos
Lecture 3-2: Introducing Root Mean Square Error14m
Lecture 3-3: Variable Selection8m
Lecture 3-4: Variable Selection with R Scripts8m
Lecture 3-5: Introduction to Mallow's CP6m
Lecture 3-6-1: Modeling Example – Part 18m
Lecture 3-6-2: Modeling Example – Part 29m
Lecture 3-7: Example Wrap-Up and Summary6m
3 lecturas
Module 3 Overview20m
Module 3 Readings, Data Sets, and Slides1h
Module 3 Peer Review Assignment Answer Key20m
3 ejercicios de práctica
Module 3 Practice Problems (A)40m
Module 3 Practice Problems (B)20m
Module 3 Graded Quiz30m
5 horas para completar
Module 4: Curse of Dimensionality
There has been a tremendous increase in the way data generation via sensors, digital platforms, user-generated content, etc. are being used in the industry. For example, sensors continuously record data and store it for analysis at a later point. In the way data gets captured, there can be a lot of redundancy. With more variables, comes more trouble! There may be very little (or no) incremental information gained from these sources. This is the problem of a high number of unwanted dimensions. To avoid this pitfall, data transformation and dimension reduction comes to the rescue by examining and extracting fewer dimensions while ensuring that it conveys the full information concisely.
5 horas para completar
7 videos (Total 67 minutos), 3 lecturas, 3 cuestionarios
7 videos
Lecture 4-2: Curse of Dimensionality9m
Lecture 4-3: Limitations of Scatterplots10m
Lecture 4-4: Principle Component Analysis10m
Lecture 4-5: Principle Component Analysis in Rattle9m
Lecture 4-6: Principle Component Analysis in Rattle With Regression10m
Lecture 4-7: Principle Component Analysis Exercise and Summary8m
3 lecturas
Module 4 Overview20m
Module 4 Readings, Data Sets, and Slides1h
Module 4 Peer Review Assignment Answer Key20m
2 ejercicios de práctica
Module 4 Practice Problems
Module 4 Graded Quiz30m
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8 revisiones
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The course was easy to understand and fun to practice at home which made it exciting and useful at the same time.
Instructor
Sridhar Seshadri
Professor of Business AdministrationBusiness Administration
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