Lecture

Multivariate Polynomial Regression

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This lecture covers the application of multivariate polynomial regression to predict the variation of sound velocity in water based on temperature, depth, and salinity measurements. The data used is from oceanographic measurements by NOAA in the Gulf of Mexico.

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