VB.NET Calculating Linear Regression Slope and Intercept

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Mimic Excel Slope and Intercept functions for datasets

This example shows you how to use VB.NET to mimic the Excel Slope (known_ys, known_xs) and Intercept (known_ys, known_xs) functions in code. It has a simplified snippet of code that has the bare basics, then a more robust version which contains the DataGridView form.

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VB.NET Calculating Linear Regression Slope and Intercept

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