Letter
Robust Linear Regression Using Theil's Method
Abstract
The method of least squares is not resistant to the undue influence outliers can have on the estimate of slope and intercept. An alternative approach is to use a method that is specifically designed to reduce the effect that outliers can have on slope and intercept estimates.
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