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Data Analysis Finals1

This document appears to be a set of 20 multiple choice questions related to statistical modeling techniques like logistic regression, generalized linear models, and ROC analysis. It covers topics like assumptions of different modeling methods, families of models, performance metrics like sensitivity and specificity, and terms like confusion matrix, AIC, BIC, and maximum likelihood estimation. The questions are about identifying the appropriate statistical concept or term from a list of options to complete a statement about the topic.

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Data Analysis Finals1

This document appears to be a set of 20 multiple choice questions related to statistical modeling techniques like logistic regression, generalized linear models, and ROC analysis. It covers topics like assumptions of different modeling methods, families of models, performance metrics like sensitivity and specificity, and terms like confusion matrix, AIC, BIC, and maximum likelihood estimation. The questions are about identifying the appropriate statistical concept or term from a list of options to complete a statement about the topic.

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The method that does NOT require t he assumption that the parameters are normally
distributed.

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a. profile likehood
b. identity likehood
c. profile link
d. profile

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It corresponds to the case where the dependent variable has more than 2 categories.

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a. trinomial logit model
b. multinomial logit model
c. polynomial logit model
d. binomial logit model

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The proportion of a well-defined classified positive events.

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a. sensitivity
b. velocity
c. clarity
d. volume

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To estimate the parameters of the model ,the ________function is maximized.

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a. multinomial
b. likehood
c. specificity
d. sensiivity

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Which pair belongs to the same family of models called GLM ?

i) logistic      ii) linear regression      iii.) multinomial regression       iv)probability

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a. iii and iv
b. ii and iii
c. I and ii
d. I and iv

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It enables the performance of a model and enables a comparison to be made with other
models.

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a. GML
b. ROC
c. LR
d. IOT

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A frequently used method as it enables binary variables, sum polytomous variable to be


modelled.

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a. exponential regression
b. linear regression
c. logistic regression
d. binomial regression

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The classification table that XL Stat can display.

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a. confusion matrix
b. identity matrix
c. inverse matrix
d. square matrix

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The method used to iteratively find a solution to a multinomial legit model.

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a. Baye’s algorithm
b. Newton-Raphson algorithm
c. Newtonian algorithm
d. Kun’s alhorithm

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Displays the performance of a model and enables a comparison to be made with other
models.

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a. ROC curve
b. GLM
c. DAC
d. SBC

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It does NOT require the assumption that the parameters are normally distributed.

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a. definite likehood
b. mass likehood
c. profile likehood
d. densiy likehood

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The most common functions used to link probability to the explanatory variables are the
LOGIT model and ________model.

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a. PROBIT
b. LEGIT
c. PROBET
d. LOGET

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ROC comes from ______theory.

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a. signal detraction
b. signal attraction
c. signal execution
d. signal detection

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The proportion of a well-classified negative event.

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a. specificity
b. sensitivity
c. identity
d. clarity

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What does ROC mean?

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a. Receptor Operating Characteristics
b. Receiver Operating Characteristics
c. Receiver Operating Channel
d. Receiver Operating Character

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Classification table is also called ________

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a. conditional matrix
b. confusion matrix
c. criteria matrix
d. confidential matrix

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Which belong to the GLM  family?

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a. linear only
b. logistic only
c. exponential only
d. logistic and linear

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He proposed the use of a penalized likehood function.

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a. Heitz
b. Gombartz
c. Hein
d. Firth

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What does GLM means?

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a. General Linear Model
b. General Line Mode
c. Generalized Linear Mode
d. Generalized Linear model

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SBC means_________

Select one:
a. Schwar’s Bayesian Criterion
b. Schmidt’s Bayesian Criterion
c. Standard Bayes’ Criterion
d. Schars’ Bayes Criteria

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