Adjusted R Squared, Clearly Explained

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[@jessebrn30]

well done, explained very clear!

[@Raymond.Motshabi]

Thank You bafana .

[@sds-superdatascience]

Most welcome

[@bin4ry_d3struct0r]

n - k - 1 is called the degrees of freedom of the linear equation, correct?

[@kdmpfortniteshorts8962]

Ye😊

[@nikhilsingh1296]

I am not able to Understand Adjusted RSquare, can someone help.

[@zorodsm2920]

But i wanted to why the degrees of freedom are multiplied

[@raphaeld.s.1933]

Greater R^2 values are NOT necessarily better

[@hnevko]

what do you mean by variable? a variable, the variable? or just numbers, or observations? So many fkin terminology, words, words! Anyway, so you have the A (Y axis) and B (X axis) variables.By adding a variable you mean adding C, so multinomial? If I have 2 variables, adjusted R2 should be the same as normal one? Its not.

[@Mahesh0698]

Variables means x( independent variable) and y(dependent variable),