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What do the results mean?

What do the results mean?

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What do the results mean?

- [Instructor] Now that we've gone through and created a cleaned up data set, we're ready to actually start getting into the meat of our analysis. So let's take a look at how we actually perform regressions and begin to understand the relationships between variables which will set the stage for our forecast. I'm in the zero three zero five begin Excel file. Now you'll see that we've got a set of data here related to car sales, jobless claims, oil prices and CPI data. We might want to understand at the outset, is there some sort of a relationship between these variables? We've been gathering this data on the assumption that jobless claims oil prices and CPI will let us actually forecast car sales, but is there a relationship there to capture? Well, let's find out. Okay, now if we look at the correlations tab, what we're going to do here is go through and establish the correlation between each variable and the other…

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