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Piecewise Linear Models

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Modeling with functions that have several linear pieces, such as

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f(x)={2x+1x+3​x<2x≥2​
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Piecewise Linear Models
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We use a piecewise linear model when different linear models apply over different parts of the domain of points. Basically, a piecewise linear model is a collection of smaller, domain-restricted models.


We write piecewise functions with the following notation:

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f(x)={g(x),a<x<bh(x),b≤x<c​​
​

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Piecewise Linear Models
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Piecewise Linear Models
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Piecewise Linear Models

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Modeling with functions that have several linear pieces, such as

​
f(x)={2x+1x+3​x<2x≥2​
​

Want a deeper conceptual understanding? Try our interactive lesson!

Piecewise Linear Models
SL AI 2.5

We use a piecewise linear model when different linear models apply over different parts of the domain of points. Basically, a piecewise linear model is a collection of smaller, domain-restricted models.


We write piecewise functions with the following notation:

​
f(x)={g(x),a<x<bh(x),b≤x<c​​
​

Nice work completing Piecewise Linear Models, here's a quick recap of what we covered:

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