Geographic Information Systems Asked on January 9, 2021
I’m trying to find in QGIS an analogous tool to ArcGIS’s "Ordinary Least Squares". The tool takes in a shapefile, where the dependent variable and independent variables are all fields in the same shapefile. The tool runs OLS and returns a shapefile with the same features as the original, with fields for fitted values and residuals. The SAGA tools in QGIS are not very intuitive nor well-documented, but from what I can decipher none of them seems to work like the "Ordinary Least Squares" tool in ArcGIS. To be clear, I want to run a regression where none of the data is in grid/raster format.
have you tried this one? Multiple Linear Regression(Shapes).
http://www.saga-gis.org/saga_tool_doc/7.8.0/statistics_regression_12.html
Interestingly the documentation refers to something called Trend Analysis (Shapes) which looks quite suitable, but i can't find it in QGIS - so it may have been deprecated or renamed? http://www.saga-gis.org/saga_tool_doc/7.8.0/statistics_regression_10.html
might be im looking at an older version (7.8.0) ill have another look for newer items.
Answered by nr_aus on January 9, 2021
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