· Xiaojing Yang · Statistics
Linear Regression as a Statistical Model
Linear regression is more than a line: it is a model of signal, noise, assumptions, and explanation.
Linear regression is more than a line: it is a model of signal, noise, assumptions, and explanation.
A practical map of LLM evaluation risks: hallucination, prompt sensitivity, bias, contamination, and brittle benchmarks.
MAP estimation shows how prior beliefs and observed evidence combine.
Maximum likelihood connects probability models to parameter learning.
Accuracy is easy to understand, but often wrong for imbalanced, ranked, or cost-sensitive tasks.
Model selection is the disciplined process of choosing among models without fooling yourself.