Advanced Category: Statistics for Improvement•~9 min read
Linear & Multiple Regression Analysis
Model transfer functions relating key process input variables (KPIVs) to key process output variables (KPOVs).
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Q:
How does multiple linear regression predict process responses from control factors?
Multiple regression fits Y = β₀ + β₁X₁ + ... + β_k X_k + ε using orthogonal Householder QR factorization. It calculates coefficient significance (t-tests, p-values), overall model significance (ANOVA F-test), and coefficient of determination R² and adjusted R².
β̂ = (XᵀX)⁻¹ Xᵀ y via Householder QR Back-Substitution R β̂ = Qᵀ y
Multiple Linear Regression via Householder QR
R-Squared (R²)
99.29%
Adj R²: 99.01%
Residual Std Error
2.049
df = 5
F-Statistic
351.29
p = < 0.001
Model Status
Model Significant
Parameter Estimates
Term
Coefficient (β)
Std Error
t-Stat
p-Value
Intercept (β₀)
67.8823
8.3696
8.111
< 0.001
X1
318255199258620.8750
355702209453149.0000
0.895
0.4248
X2
-63651039851722.4844
71140441890629.7656
-0.895
0.4248
Predictive Modeling via Orthogonal Householder QR
Using Householder reflection matrices ensures numerical stability even in the presence of multicollinearity, avoiding the severe catastrophic cancellation errors that plague naive normal equation matrix inversions.
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