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Linear regression estimation of required cooking times and quantities for frozen foods, milk, and other items where such information is not provided

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Packages for frozen foods like karaage and baby formula list the number of items, microwave heating times, weight, and formula amounts, but sometimes the specific number of items or weight you want isn’t listed. So, we’ll use linear regression to estimate the missing values.
The maximum number of data points is 8. If you have fewer than 8 data points, please set all unnecessary columns to 0 (do not leave them blank). Enter the data listed on the package, along with the desired number of servings or weight, and the program will output the slope and intercept of the linear regression, as well as the required feeding intervals and milk volume.
Number of data points
First: Quantities, weight, etc.
First range: time, milk volume, etc.
The second one: quantity, weight, etc.
Second range: time, milk volume, etc.
3. Quantities, weight, etc.
The third range: feeding times, milk volume, etc.
4. Quantities, weight, etc.
The fourth range: feeding times, milk volume, etc.
5. Quantities, weight, etc.
The fifth range: feeding times, milk volume, etc.
6. Quantities, weight, etc.
The sixth range: feeding times, milk volume, etc.
7. Count, weight, etc.
The 7th range: feeding times, milk volume, etc.
8. Count, weight, etc.
The 8th range: feeding times, milk volume, etc.
Desired quantity, weight, etc.
Slope of a linear regression 
Intercept in Linear Regression 
Required feeding times, milk amounts, etc. 
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