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We would like to fit a linear regression estimate to the dataset D = {(x"), y), (x(), y(2),... , (xN), y(N) } with x E RM by minimizing the ordinary least square (OLS) objective function: N M J(w) | i=1 j=1 Specifically, we solve for each coefficient wr (1 < k < M) by deriving an expression o Wk from the critical point the dataset (x(1), y(1), (x(2), y(2), · . , (x(^), y(N)) and w1,-. aJ(w) = 0. What is the expression for each wk in terms o Wk-1, Wk+1, , WM?

We would like to fit a linear regression estimate to the dataset D = {(x"), y), (x(), y(2),... , (xN), y(N) } with x E RM by minimizing the ordinary least square (OLS) objective function: N M J(w) | i=1 j=1 Specifically, we solve for each coefficient wr (1 < k < M) by deriving an expression o Wk from the critical point the dataset (x(1), y(1), (x(2), y(2), · . , (x(^), y(N)) and w1,-. aJ(w) = 0. What is the expression for each wk in terms o Wk-1, Wk+1, , WM?

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2. We would like to fit a linear regression estimate to the dataset {(x®,y@),(x), y),., (x(N), g/N)} with x e RM by minimizing the ordinary least square (OLS) objective function: N M -Συ, .(i) J(w): j=1 Specifically, we solve for each coefficient wk (1< k < M) by deriving an expression of Wk from the critical point J(w) the dataset (x(1), y(1)), (x(2), y(2)), . 0. What is the expression for each wk in terms of … , (x(^), y(N) and w1, , wk-1, Wk+1; *** , WM? .. .. Select one: E, (y() –D,-1,j+k W;x;") i=D1 Wk = =1 O Wk <j=1,j#k Wjx) M Wk j=1 Σ Wk M j=1,j#k (i)
Transcribed Image Text:2. We would like to fit a linear regression estimate to the dataset {(x®,y@),(x), y),., (x(N), g/N)} with x e RM by minimizing the ordinary least square (OLS) objective function: N M -Συ, .(i) J(w): j=1 Specifically, we solve for each coefficient wk (1< k < M) by deriving an expression of Wk from the critical point J(w) the dataset (x(1), y(1)), (x(2), y(2)), . 0. What is the expression for each wk in terms of … , (x(^), y(N) and w1, , wk-1, Wk+1; *** , WM? .. .. Select one: E, (y() –D,-1,j+k W;x;") i=D1 Wk = =1 O Wk <j=1,j#k Wjx) M Wk j=1 Σ Wk M j=1,j#k (i)
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