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Wage Modelling & Regression Analysis

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Oct 2025 – Feb 2026

Project overview

A regression coursework study combining analytical derivation, gradient descent and reproducibility checks.

A transparent regression study using wage data and a small derived overtime example. It connects analytical derivation, from-scratch gradient descent, feature scaling and statistical cross-checks. Reported improvements concern computational convergence, not predictive generalisation; the two-feature example contains only ten derived rows.

Inside this build

  • Implemented through-origin, intercept-and-slope and two-feature regression models in Python.
  • The LinkedIn project description reports comparing ten shared learning rates through 20 deterministic fits.
  • The LinkedIn project description reports convergence reductions from 173 to two iterations and from 401 to 59 within stated error tolerances.
  • Cross-checked fitted objectives against closed-form least-squares references and Minitab.
  • Added reproducibility and guardrail tests with documented derivations and reporting sources.

Project files

Original project files are in English.

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