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    The document contains code to perform multiple linear regression on three different datasets: MLR.csv with continuous features, MLRCat.csv with categorical features, and MLRInt.csv with interaction terms. For each dataset, the code loads the data, selects features, fits a linear regression model using statsmodels, and prints the model parameters and summary.

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    The document contains code to perform multiple linear regression on three different datasets: MLR.csv with continuous features, MLRCat.csv with categorical features, and MLRInt.csv with interaction terms. For each dataset, the code loads the data, selects features, fits a linear regression model using statsmodels, and prints the model parameters and summary.

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    The document contains code to perform multiple linear regression on three different datasets: MLR.csv with continuous features, MLRCat.csv with categorical features, and MLRInt.csv with interaction terms. For each dataset, the code loads the data, selects features, fits a linear regression model using statsmodels, and prints the model parameters and summary.

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    import pandas as pd

    MLR_df = pd.read_csv('MLR.csv')
    MLR_df.info()
    MLR_df.iloc[0:15, 0:4]

    X_features = ['CTRP','Promotion']
    MLR_X_df = MLR_df[X_features]
    MLR_X_df.iloc[0:15, 0:4]

    import numpy as np
    import statsmodels.api as sm
    X = sm.add_constant(MLR_X_df)
    X.iloc[0:15, 0:4]
    Y=MLR_df['Revenue']
    MLR_lm = sm.OLS( Y, X ).fit()
    print( MLR_lm.params )
    MLR_lm.summary2()

    import pandas as pd
    MLRCat_df = pd.read_csv('MLRCat.csv')
    MLRCat_df.info()
    MLRCat_df.iloc[0:15, 0:7]

    X_features = ['HS','UG','PG']
    MLRCat_X_df = MLRCat_df[X_features]
    MLRCat_X_df.iloc[0:15, 0:7]

    import numpy as np
    import statsmodels.api as sm
    X = sm.add_constant(MLRCat_X_df)
    X.iloc[0:15, 0:7]
    Y=MLRCat_df['Salary']
    MLRCat_lm = sm.OLS( Y, X ).fit()
    print( MLRCat_lm.params )
    MLRCat_lm.summary2()

    import pandas as pd
    MLRInt_df = pd.read_csv('MLRInt.csv')
    MLRInt_df.info()
    MLRInt_df.iloc[0:15, 0:5]

    X_features = ['Gender','WE','GenderWE']
    MLRInt_X_df = MLRInt_df[X_features]
    MLRInt_X_df.iloc[0:15, 0:5]

    import numpy as np
    import statsmodels.api as sm
    X = sm.add_constant(MLRInt_X_df)
    X.iloc[0:15, 0:5]
    Y=MLRInt_df['Salary']
    MLRInt_lm = sm.OLS( Y, X ).fit()
    print( MLRInt_lm.params )
    MLRInt_lm.summary2()

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