Regression Prediction Calculator

Train, compare, diagnose, and use regression models to predict new outcomes with clear metrics, confidence ranges, residual insights, charts, scenarios, and exports for analysis.

Prediction Results

Model metrics, intervals, diagnostics, predictions, and exports.

Regression Equation


        

Training Metrics

Testing Metrics

Coefficient Statistics

Model Diagnostics

Predictor Correlation Matrix

Coefficient Covariance Matrix

New Predictions

Observation Results

Model Comparison

Calculation Steps


        

Calculator Inputs

1. Training Data

Use commas, tabs, or semicolons. The target column may appear anywhere.

2. Model Configuration

Used only by Custom Coefficient Equation. Enter values in design-column order, including the intercept when enabled.

3. Data Preparation and Validation

4. New Prediction Data

Use the same predictor headers. The target column is optional.
A sensitivity estimate changes every numeric predictor by this percentage.

Formula Used

Multiple regression combines an intercept with weighted predictor values. Polynomial models add powers and optional interaction terms. Regularised models shrink coefficients to control unstable fits.

ŷ = b₀ + b₁x₁ + b₂x₂ + … + bₚxₚ

Ridge: minimise Σ(y - ŷ)² + αΣbⱼ²
Lasso: minimise Σ(y - ŷ)² + αΣ|bⱼ|
Elastic Net: minimise Σ(y - ŷ)² + α[(1-r)Σbⱼ²/2 + rΣ|bⱼ|]

How to Use

  1. Paste training data with column headers.
  2. Select the target variable and regression model.
  3. Choose scaling, missing-value, split, and validation options.
  4. Enter new predictor rows using matching headers.
  5. Calculate and review predictions, intervals, metrics, and diagnostics.
  6. Export the prediction table as CSV or PDF.

Example Data

ExperienceEducation YearsProjectsSalary
112232000
316547000
518965000
8201694000

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a regression prediction represent?

It estimates a numeric target from one or more predictors. The value depends on the fitted relationship and supplied inputs.

Which regression model should I choose?

Start with linear regression for an interpretable baseline. Use polynomial terms for curvature and regularisation for unstable coefficients.

What is the difference between confidence and prediction intervals?

A confidence interval estimates the mean response. A prediction interval is wider because it includes individual observation noise.

Why can R-squared be high while errors remain large?

R-squared measures explained variation, not absolute error size. Review RMSE and MAE alongside R-squared.

What does adjusted R-squared do?

It penalises unnecessary predictors. It can decrease when added variables do not improve the model enough.

Why standardise predictors?

Standardisation places numeric predictors on comparable scales. It is especially important for Ridge, Lasso, and Elastic Net.

How are categorical values handled?

The calculator automatically creates indicator columns for observed categories. Unseen prediction categories are flagged and treated as zero indicators.

What is multicollinearity?

Multicollinearity occurs when predictors overlap strongly. It can inflate coefficient uncertainty and make estimates unstable.

Can I predict outside the training range?

Yes, but extrapolation is risky. The calculator warns when numeric prediction values exceed observed training ranges.

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