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SL 4.4
It is also possible too use a regression line y=ax+b to predict x using a given value of y:
But this is not always going to be a reliable process, since the best fit line is determined (via regression) so as to minimize the difference between the real y's and the predicted y's, and so the difference in x could be way off:
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SL 4.4
It is also possible too use a regression line y=ax+b to predict x using a given value of y:
But this is not always going to be a reliable process, since the best fit line is determined (via regression) so as to minimize the difference between the real y's and the predicted y's, and so the difference in x could be way off:
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