The phrase "average regression coefficients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in statistical or analytical contexts when discussing the mean values of regression coefficients obtained from a model.
Example: "The study revealed that the average regression coefficients for the variables were significant, indicating a strong relationship between them."
Alternatives: "mean regression coefficients" or "typical regression coefficients".
The average regression coefficients for the concurrent market model — equation (1) — are presented in Panel A. While spread, proportional spread, and depth remain relatively similar to their equally weighted counterparts, this does not hold for the effective spreads.
We select the imaging markers by their average regression coefficients over all the four time points.
The β j 's are the population average regression coefficients, which contains the fixed effects.
The average regression coefficients across replicates (standard deviations) of true breeding values on predicted breeding values are in Table 4.
Average regression coefficients of true breeding values on EBV were 0.82, 1.07 and 1.21 for underlying heritabilities of 0.1, 0.3 and 0.6, respectively.
The simulation showed unbiased average regression coefficients for the association of NO2 and outdoor traffic Lnight with SBP after 10,000 replications.
As expected, across both groups, participants were more likely to behave generously as the amount of benefits for the other person increased and the costs to the participant decreased (Fig. 2a; average regression coefficient for other's benefit; one-sample t-test, n=48, b=0.25, t(43)=17.2, P<0.001; own cost b=−0.22, t(43)=17.7, P<0.001).
The theoretical prediction fits the experimental data with average regression coefficient of r2~0.96.
In general, predictions tended to be biased downwards, as the average regression coefficient was 0.937 across all traits.
Across replicates, the pedigree-based model had an average regression coefficient close to the expectation (1.0) and was thus unbiased.
If slopes of serial growth curves were homogenous, the average regression coefficient was used to estimate the common slope, which represented the average acclimated growth rate.
