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Quantile Regression with statsmodels 

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@madrariabderrahmane2952
@madrariabderrahmane2952 2 года назад
Thank you very much , you helped me a lot ! very useful .
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@DataScienceforEveryone 2 года назад
Glad to hear that!
@ExplainHowToSimply
@ExplainHowToSimply 2 года назад
Thanks, that helped a lot :)
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@DataScienceforEveryone 2 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@Hastur876
@Hastur876 2 года назад
Doing data.plot.scatter(x="income", y="foodexp") early on would make it obvious that you need to take the log of both variables first. When you do log vs log, you'll get quantile estimates that *do* mostly fall within the OLS confidence band. I guess that's happening because you have a very heteroskedastic dataset, where e = kf(x) approximately: obviously the quantile slopes will vary!
@Congy2601
@Congy2601 2 года назад
can I just ask how the code of visualizing the results part would be if you had 2 or more independent variables? thank you in advance!
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