
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
![]() | fitted value |
| xk | kth term. Each term can be a single predictor, a polynomial term, or an interaction term. |
| bk | estimate of kth regression coefficient |
The standard error of the fitted value in a regression model with one predictor is:

The standard error of the fitted value in a regression model with more than one predictor is:

For weighted regression, include the weight matrix in the equation:

When the data have a test data set or K-fold cross validation, the formulas are the same. The value of s2 is from the training data. The design matrix and the weight matrix are also from the training data.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| s2 | mean square error |
| n | number of observations |
| x0 | new value of the predictor |
![]() | mean of the predictor |
| xi | ith predictor value |
| x0 | vector of values that produce the fitted values, one for each column in the design matrix, beginning with a 1 for the constant term |
| x'0 | transpose of the new vector of predictor values |
| X | design matrix |
| W | weight matrix |

| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| yi | ith observed response value |
![]() | ith fitted value for the response |
Standardized residuals are also called "internally Studentized residuals."

| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| ei | i th residual |
| hi | i th diagonal element of X(X'X)–1X' |
| s2 | mean square error |
| X | design matrix |
| X' | transpose of the design matrix |
Also called the externally Studentized residuals. The formula is:

Another presentation of this formula is:

The model that estimates the ith observation omits the ith observation from the data set. Therefore, the ith observation cannot influence the estimate. Each deleted residual has a student's t-distribution with
degrees of freedom.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| ei | ith residual |
| s(i)2 | mean square error calculated without the ith observation |
| hi | i th diagonal element of X(X'X)–1X' |
| n | number of observations |
| p | number of terms, including the constant |
| SSE | sum of squares for error |
The range in which the estimated mean response for a given set of predictor values is expected to fall.

| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| |
| fitted response value for a given set of predictor values |
| α | type I error rate |
| n | number of observations |
| p | number of model parameters |
| S 2(b) | variance-covariance matrix of the coefficients |
| s 2 | mean square error |
| X | design matrix |
| X0 | vector of given predictor values with 1 column and p rows |
| X'0 | transpose of the new vector of predictor values with 1 row and p columns |
The prediction interval is the range in which the fitted response for a new observation is expected to fall.

| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| s(Pred) | |
| fitted response value for a given set of predictor values |
| α | level of significance |
| n | number of observations |
| p | number of model parameters |
| s 2 | mean square error |
| X | predictor matrix |
| X0 | vector of given predictor values with 1 column and p rows |
| X'0 | transpose of the new vector of predictor values with 1 row and p columns |