understanding the regression
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stoeckel4code commented
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I don't get how the coefficients are are depending on more than one variable.
I thought the regression must be y(a,b)=z0+z1x1(a,b)+z2x2(a,b)+ ... + zn*xn(a,b), where zn are the coefficients, which only have one dimension. -
How can the unit be "%"?
kuchaale commented
- Regression coefficients are 2D because regressed time-series are 2D+time and regressors are 1D, i.e. y(x,y,t) = z0(x,y) + z1(x,y)*x1(t) + ...
- Because the regressed time-series are expressed in % in terms of climatology (see here).
stoeckel4code commented
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So the regression is done for every point of (x,y) and the regression is only over the time? Am I right?
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ok, makes sence.