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Techniques for analyzing the relationship between one (or more) "dependent" variables and "independent" variables.
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RMSE vs R-squared
Your interpretation is correct though I wouldn't say one is 'better' than the other. They both serve different purposes.
The first metric I generally check after building my model is MAPE. So I can se …
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Determining which model result is better
One interesting note, before proceeding:
The $RMSE$ and $R^2$ values for your problem have a strong negative correlation.
Just look at this graph with the first three values:
The correlation coeffici …
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Can I compare two models trained on different but similar datasets to help find differences ...
You don't need to form Regression equations and then check for the coefficients. …
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