Analysis of Differences Across Types of Interior Parts of Computer and Computer Price
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v15i.9398Keywords:
Computer price, performance parameter, linear regression.Abstract
The enhancement of digital computers takes an active part in promoting the development of different aspects of the world. In the meantime, interior parts of computers are also rapidly enhanced and refined. Various combinations of inner parts of a computer would play a decisive factor in the cost so the aim of this article would discuss the relationship between the performance parameters of computers and the prices. This article divides the performance parameters of computers into nine aspects, such as speed, RAM size, etc., With an emphasis on the connection between the price of the computer and its performance parameters. This article employs a multiple linear regression and a logistic regression model to estimate the pricing using computer configuration parameters. The MSE, AIC and other parameters are established to measure the goodness of fit for models. In order to forecast prices for computers with certain performance specifications, an optimal model is finally developed.
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