Consider the following problem. Problem Video link.
House Size
|
Price
|
1700
|
53000
|
2100
|
65000
|
1900
|
59000
|
1300
|
41000
|
1600
|
50000
|
2200
|
68000
|
From these data we want to predict the future house price from their size. Assuming the relationship between house price and size is linear, the question is
Price = (multi)*size + constant
We have to find two parameters here. First the multi and then constant. Let us solve this problem using normal equation (it is also called least square solution). In this example house size is our only attribute. Therefore, we have to construct the following matrix.
X=[1 1700;1 2100;1 1900;1 1300;1 1600;1 2200]
X =
1 1700
1 2100
1 1900
1 1300
1 1600
1 2200
Note that, here we augment the first column with 1.
Our price vector will be the following
p=[53000;65000;59000;41000;50000;68000]
p =
53000
65000
59000
41000
50000
68000
Now, using normal equation we can find those two parameters
THETA= inverse(X’X)X’p
|
Theta = (inv(X'*X)*X')*p
ans =
1.0e+03 *
2.0000
0.0300
Therefore, multi=30 and constant=30
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