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Ferran Garcia Pagans
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Ferran Garcia Pagans studied software engineering at the University of Gironaand Ramon Llull University. After that, he did his masters in business administration at ESADE Business School. He has 16 years of experience in the software industry,where he has helped customers from different industries to create software solutions. He started his career working at the Ramon Llull University as a teacher and researcher.Then, he moved to the Volkswagen group as a software developer. After that, he worked with Oracle as a Java, SOA, and BPM specialist. Currently, he is a solution architect at Qlik, where he helps customers to achieve competitive advantages with data applications.
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Ferran Garcia Pagans studied software engineering at the University of Gironaand Ramon Llull University. After that, he did his masters in business administration at ESADE Business School. He has 16 years of experience in the software industry,where he has helped customers from different industries to create software solutions. He started his career working at the Ramon Llull University as a teacher and researcher.Then, he moved to the Volkswagen group as a software developer. After that, he worked with Oracle as a Java, SOA, and BPM specialist. Currently, he is a solution architect at Qlik, where he helps customers to achieve competitive advantages with data applications.
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Regression performance


To measure the performance of a regression, the distance between the predicted outputs and the actual outputs, is a good model performance measure.

Rattle offers us a good way to see predicted values versus the actual value—the Predicted versus Observed plot. To test this plot, you need to create a regression model. You can download a sample dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository (http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml; Irvine, CA: University of California, School of Information and Computer Science), or from Kaggle (http://www.kaggle.com/). On some websites, such as the UCI Machine Learning Repository, the datasets are classified by the task you want to perform with the dataset.

Predicted versus Observed Plot

Imagine we have to create a model to predict the price of a house. Click on the Evaluate tab:

Rattle's Evaluate tab offers us two good options for a regression model as shown in the preceding screenshot:

  • Predicted versus Observed Plot: We will use this option to...

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Ferran Garcia Pagans

Ferran Garcia Pagans studied software engineering at the University of Gironaand Ramon Llull University. After that, he did his masters in business administration at ESADE Business School. He has 16 years of experience in the software industry,where he has helped customers from different industries to create software solutions. He started his career working at the Ramon Llull University as a teacher and researcher.Then, he moved to the Volkswagen group as a software developer. After that, he worked with Oracle as a Java, SOA, and BPM specialist. Currently, he is a solution architect at Qlik, where he helps customers to achieve competitive advantages with data applications.
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Fernando G Pagans

Ferran Garcia Pagans studied software engineering at the University of Gironaand Ramon Llull University. After that, he did his masters in business administration at ESADE Business School. He has 16 years of experience in the software industry,where he has helped customers from different industries to create software solutions. He started his career working at the Ramon Llull University as a teacher and researcher.Then, he moved to the Volkswagen group as a software developer. After that, he worked with Oracle as a Java, SOA, and BPM specialist. Currently, he is a solution architect at Qlik, where he helps customers to achieve competitive advantages with data applications.
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