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Linear Models are mathematical models based on extensions to the Stimulus Response Model to deal with more than one stimulus and preserving the linearity of the relationship.

  • Response = a0 + a1*Stimulus1 + a2*Stimulus2 + ... + am*Stimulusm.


Linear Regression analysis has been extended to accomodate such models and is commonly known as Multiple Regression.

Dick Beldin


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