Inverse Linear Regression in Machine Learning
Keywords:
inverse linear regression, reversed regression, machine learning
Abstract
A linear regression machine learning model derives the linear relationship between single or multiple features (put in the x-axis of a co-ordinate plane) and a single response (put in the y-axis of the co-ordinate plane) for a given set of observations. The model then learns to predict the response for a set of new feature values using the derived relationship. However, the linear regression model does not have the flexibility to predict the feature values for a target response. The solution proposed in this paper can leverage the relationship derived by the linear regres
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2017-07-15
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