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Quiz Regression

This document provides information about regression analysis, including: 1) The cor() function gives the correlation between two variables, covariance, summary statistics, or errors. 2) To add red dots and borders to a scatter plot without the regression line, use col = red. 3) The package used for the Durbin-Watson statistic is psych. 4) Scatter plots and histograms can be used to check the assumption of independence of errors. 5) Scatter plots and histograms can also be used to check the assumption of normality.

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Quiz Regression

This document provides information about regression analysis, including: 1) The cor() function gives the correlation between two variables, covariance, summary statistics, or errors. 2) To add red dots and borders to a scatter plot without the regression line, use col = red. 3) The package used for the Durbin-Watson statistic is psych. 4) Scatter plots and histograms can be used to check the assumption of independence of errors. 5) Scatter plots and histograms can also be used to check the assumption of normality.

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Regression Analysis

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1. Command cor(grades$quiz1, gradesquiz2) will give you:


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correlation covariance Summary statistics Error information

2. In scatter plot command without regression line, col = red will give you:
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Dots in red colour Border of the plot in X label in red colour Error information
red colour

3. For Durbin Watson Statistics, the package to be used is:


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psych psyck exactRankTests Car

4. For checking the assumption of Independence of Errors, you will use:


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Scatter Plot Box Plot Histogram Bar diagram

5. For checking the assumption of Normality, you will use:


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Scatter Plot Box Plot Histogram Bar diagram

6. Adjusted R Square adjusts:


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Number of P value associated P value associated All given
observations and with t-statistics with F-statistics
numbers of
Independent variables

7. If P value associated with t-statistics of an Independent Variable, x is 0.70 [alpha = 0.05]


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Slope of x is bad Slope of x is good Overall model is good Overall model is bad

8. If P value associated with t-statistics of an Independent Variable, x is 0.070 [alpha = 0.05]


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Slope of x is bad Slope of x is good Overall model is good Overall model is bad

9. If P value associated with F-statistics of an Independent Variable, x is 0.070 [alpha = 0.01]


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Slope of x is bad Slope of x is good Overall model is good Overall model is bad

10. VIF associated with an IV more than 10 suggests


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Slope of IV is bad Drop the IV IV is the best Slope of IV is good
predictor

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