Linear Regression vs Quadratic (Polynomial degree 2) Regression: bias and Variance
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It fits a straight line to the data points. On the other hand, Quadratic (Polynomial degree 2) Regression is a model that assumes a quadratic relationship between the input variables (x) and the output variable (y). It fits a curve (parabola) to the data points. Show more…
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