Regression Analysis: an Introduction
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In London
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
10h
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Duration
2 Days
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Start date
Different dates available
This introductory course gives you an overview of regression types and details the application of multiple linear regression.
Day one of the course focuses on the theory behind regression analysis, in particular linear regression, and covers the formulation, interpretation and validation of linear regression models.
A second, optional day allows delegates hands-on use of a statistical package (SPSS) to see how the theory can be applied to answer a specific research question.
This course is delivered by UCL's Centre for Applied Statistics Courses (CASC) - part of the UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health (ICH).
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By the end of this course you should be able to:
understand the different types of regression and when these are applicable
visualise univariable linear regression model fits
understand the role of residuals
understand multiple linear regression models and how these can be constructed
decipher output from a software package
This course is suitable for quantitative researchers or anyone who needs an understanding of introductory-level regressions analysis.
It will also be of interest to those using alternative statistical packages as the concepts discussed throughout the course are generally applicable.
You can request a certificate of attendance for this course once you've completed it.
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Subjects
- Regression
- Analysis
- Regression analysis
- Regression types
- Linear Regression
- SPSS
- SPSS output
- Quantitative researchers
- Researchers
- Statistical packages
Course programme
Regression analysis is a very powerful technique that allows you to investigate the combined associations between one or more predictors and an outcome.
Some examples where this is helpful are:
- where within a trial you may wish to adjust for factors that differ between treatment groups to gauge the true effect of treatment
- in observational studies where you might want to take into account differences between the demographics or health behaviours of two or more subgroups
- when considering the combined effects of different factors, which may facilitate understanding of variation in outcome
Regression is a vital tool for any quantitative researcher.
This course takes you from the basics of types of regression to the formulation of a multiple linear regression model. Interaction terms are introduced and explained.
On day two, you will have access to a computer with SPSS and see how the theory taught on the first day can be applied.
Regression Analysis: an Introduction