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What is the term for the straight line that comes closest to the points on a scatter plot?
"Line of best fit"
What is the straight line that comes closest to the point on a scatter plot called?
The line that comes closest can go through the point and so it is simply a line through the point. Given one or two points you can always draw a straight line that goes through them. The issue becomes more interesting when you have three or more points. You need to make some assumptions regarding the shape of the line: is it a straight line, a quadratic curve, an exponential growth or decay, something else. Next you need to decide what measure you wish to minimise: the absolute vertical distances between the line and the points, the absolute horizontal distances or the absolute perpendicular distances. Or would you rather work with squared distances? Each one of these choices will give rise to a different line and the line that minimises the chosen measure may not pass through a single point. So, a line that comes closest to the point may not be a particularly "good" line. A "good" line is called a "line of best fit". The most popular measure for minimising is the square of the vertical distance between the line and the point and the resulting line is called the "least squares regression line".
What two numbers when multiplied equals 69?
8.31 comes closest.
What comes first 8.016 or 8.16?
8.016 comes first. Think of it without the decimal points.
How many side a hexagon shape have?
142 * * * * * What?! A hexagon is a polygon - a closed plane shape - which is bounded by six straight lines. The name comes from the Greek prefix hex- for six.
What is the straight line that comes closest to the points on a scatter plot?
line of best fit
What is the term for the straight line that comes closest to the points on a scatter plot?
"Line of best fit"
What is the straight line that comes closest to the point on a scatter plot called?
The line that comes closest can go through the point and so it is simply a line through the point. Given one or two points you can always draw a straight line that goes through them. The issue becomes more interesting when you have three or more points. You need to make some assumptions regarding the shape of the line: is it a straight line, a quadratic curve, an exponential growth or decay, something else. Next you need to decide what measure you wish to minimise: the absolute vertical distances between the line and the points, the absolute horizontal distances or the absolute perpendicular distances. Or would you rather work with squared distances? Each one of these choices will give rise to a different line and the line that minimises the chosen measure may not pass through a single point. So, a line that comes closest to the point may not be a particularly "good" line. A "good" line is called a "line of best fit". The most popular measure for minimising is the square of the vertical distance between the line and the point and the resulting line is called the "least squares regression line".
The line that comes closest to all of the points in a data set?
Is a wriggly curve that goes through each one of them.
What direction does light come from?
Light travels in a straight path unless it hits an object that causes it to reflect, refract, or scatter in different directions. When there is an external light source, such as the Sun or a lamp, light comes from that direction.
Why objects may not shine with their own light but are still visible?
They reflect and scatter visible light that comes from an external source.
What food comes closest to milk in nutrition benefit?
Cheese
Which movie comes closest to resemble your own life?
The Grinch
What animal have silent wings?
None, but the owl comes closest.
What country's border comes closest to the North Pole?
The closest European country to the North Pole is Norway.
What comes in pair of 6s?
Points on a snowflake.
Does Nintendo DSI XL come with 1000 points?
Yes, it comes with 1,000 points.
