Plotting curved confidence intervals for linear regression

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I am using coefCI function to estimate the confidence intervals of a linear model. I can plot this and get linear confidence bands for the regression line, but, I've seen plots of linear regression where the bands are curved. How can I get those? Thanks.

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2018-7-22
I did not see your post before.
Use the appropriate version of the predict (link) function for a compact linear model, predict (link) for a generalised linear model, or others, depending on what you are doing.
Those will give the confidence intervals. If you want to plot smooth curves, use:
xv = linspace(min(x), max(x), 1000);
for the independent variable ‘Xnew’ to use with predict.
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Prabhjot Dhami
Prabhjot Dhami 2019-8-4
This answer appears to work great for a model with a single predictor.
However, when trying to use it with a model in which I have multiple predictors (e.g. 5), I get the following error:
Error using classreg.regr.CompactTermsRegression/designMatrix (line 166)
X must have 5 columns.
Error in LinearModel/predict (line 337)
design = designMatrix(model,Xpred);
Any idea as to how to plot confidence intervals from a fitlm structure based on a multiple linear regression model?
Chris Angeloni
Chris Angeloni 2020-7-20
编辑:Chris Angeloni 2020-7-20
The short answer is that you get this error because you have multiple predictors, so the values in Xnew (or xv in the example above) should have a column for each predictor. (ie. you need to make an xv for every predictor in your multiple regression).
This makes visualizing the data tricky, because for every additional predictor, you add another dimension to your plot, I believe. The question here I think was focused mostly on linear regression with one predictor.

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