Apply quadratic model from regstats to predict unknown values

2011 4 27
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Here's the setting - you get the quadratic model 'beta' from regstats using:
beta = regstats(Y,[X Z],'purequadtratic','beta');
where Y, X and Z are n by 1 vectors and X and Z are explanatory variables used to predict Y.
I understand how to extract residuals and yhat from regstats. What I want to know is whether there is a function that will allow me to predict values of Y for additional values of X and Z.
I've figured out how to do this manually, but not being particular tuned-in to maths, it took me a while to discover the formula for a quadratic model. Is there a Matlab function for this procedure? What have I missed in the documentation?
Best regards,
Sam
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Sam Roberson
Sam Roberson 2011-11-8

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Hey Grega,
I'm glad you asked this question, because I now know 2 different solutions. The first solution is the manual solution that I worked out myself, which I won't give here. The second is from a Mathworks workshop I went to, and looks like this:
X = x2fx(predictors,'quadratic');
y = responses;
[Q,R] = qr(X,0);
beta = R\(Q'*y);
yhat = X*beta;
residuals = y - yhat;
where predictors is a p by m vector or row matrix of data and responses is a p by 1 vector. This is all given in the code for regstats. I should have looked there first it seems.
Best,
Sam
grega
grega 2011-11-7

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Hey Sam!
I have similar problem with 'interaction' and 'quadratic' models.
Have you figure it out please?
Thank you!

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