Predictive Analysis with Single and Multiple Linear Regression - with Dataset
By the end of this class, you’ll build a complete Loan Repayment Prediction Model used by banks and financial institutions.
What you’ll learn:
✔️ How to run predictive analysis the right way
✔️ Step-by-step Multiple Regression modeling
✔️ How to interpret coefficients, p-values & significance levels
✔️ How to convert your results into a professional business report (not included)
✔️ How to build the loan app using Excel (not included)
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Course Breakdown:
Day 1: Formatting, Conditions, Formulas & Functions
Day 2: Pivot Tables & Power Pivot
Day 3: Statistics
Day 4: Reporting, Visuals & Dashboards
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