Exam 13: Multiple Regression

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If the probability plot of residuals resembles a straight line,the residuals show a fairly good fit to the normal distribution.

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Multicollinearity refers to relationships among the independent variables.

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R2adj can exceed R2 if there are several weak predictors.

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Plotting the residuals against a binary predictor (X = 0,1)reveals nothing about heteroscedasticity.

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In the fitted regression Y = 12 + 3X1 − 5X2 + 27X3 + 2X4 the most significant predictor is X3.

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A predictor whose pairwise correlation with Y is near zero can still have a significant t-value in a multiple regression when other predictors are included.

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When autocorrelation is present,the estimates of the coefficients will be unbiased.

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To find which predictors are most helpful in increasing R2,we might consider

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Which statement about leverage is incorrect?

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For a given set of values for x1,x2,... ,xk the confidence interval for the conditional mean of Y is

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In a regression with n = 50 observations and k = 3 predictors,the criterion for high leverage is

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A realtor is trying to predict the selling price of houses in Greenville (in thousands of dollars)as a function of Size (measured in thousands of square feet)and whether or not there is a fireplace (FP is 0 if there is no fireplace,1 if there is a fireplace).Part of the regression output is provided below,based on a sample of 20 homes.Some of the information has been omitted. A realtor is trying to predict the selling price of houses in Greenville (in thousands of dollars)as a function of Size (measured in thousands of square feet)and whether or not there is a fireplace (FP is 0 if there is no fireplace,1 if there is a fireplace).Part of the regression output is provided below,based on a sample of 20 homes.Some of the information has been omitted.   The estimated coefficient for Size is approximately The estimated coefficient for Size is approximately

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The F statistic and its p-value give a global test of significance for a multiple regression.

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Autocorrelation may be detected by looking at a plot of the residuals against time.

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Nonnormality of residuals is not usually considered a major problem unless there are outliers.

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If the standard error is 12,the width of a quick prediction interval for Y is

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The regression equation Salary = 28,000 + 2700 YearsExperience + 1900 YearsCollege describes employee salaries at Ramjac Corporation.The standard error is 2400.Mary has 10 years' experience and 4 years of college.Her salary is $58,350.What is Mary's standardized residual (approximately)?

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Does the picture below show strong evidence of heteroscedasticity against the predictor Wheelbase? Does the picture below show strong evidence of heteroscedasticity against the predictor Wheelbase?

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Analyze the regression below (n = 50 U.S.states)using the concepts you have learned about multiple regression.Circle things of interest and write comments in the margin.Make a prediction for Poverty for a state with Dropout = 15,TeenMom = 12,Unem = 4,and Age65% = 12 (show your work).The variables are Poverty = percentage below the poverty level;Dropout = percentage of adult population that did not finish high school;TeenMom = percentage of total births by teenage mothers;Unem = unemployment rate,civilian labor force;and Age65% = percentage of population aged 65 and over. Analyze the regression below (n = 50 U.S.states)using the concepts you have learned about multiple regression.Circle things of interest and write comments in the margin.Make a prediction for Poverty for a state with Dropout = 15,TeenMom = 12,Unem = 4,and Age65% = 12 (show your work).The variables are Poverty = percentage below the poverty level;Dropout = percentage of adult population that did not finish high school;TeenMom = percentage of total births by teenage mothers;Unem = unemployment rate,civilian labor force;and Age65% = percentage of population aged 65 and over.           Analyze the regression below (n = 50 U.S.states)using the concepts you have learned about multiple regression.Circle things of interest and write comments in the margin.Make a prediction for Poverty for a state with Dropout = 15,TeenMom = 12,Unem = 4,and Age65% = 12 (show your work).The variables are Poverty = percentage below the poverty level;Dropout = percentage of adult population that did not finish high school;TeenMom = percentage of total births by teenage mothers;Unem = unemployment rate,civilian labor force;and Age65% = percentage of population aged 65 and over.           Analyze the regression below (n = 50 U.S.states)using the concepts you have learned about multiple regression.Circle things of interest and write comments in the margin.Make a prediction for Poverty for a state with Dropout = 15,TeenMom = 12,Unem = 4,and Age65% = 12 (show your work).The variables are Poverty = percentage below the poverty level;Dropout = percentage of adult population that did not finish high school;TeenMom = percentage of total births by teenage mothers;Unem = unemployment rate,civilian labor force;and Age65% = percentage of population aged 65 and over.           Analyze the regression below (n = 50 U.S.states)using the concepts you have learned about multiple regression.Circle things of interest and write comments in the margin.Make a prediction for Poverty for a state with Dropout = 15,TeenMom = 12,Unem = 4,and Age65% = 12 (show your work).The variables are Poverty = percentage below the poverty level;Dropout = percentage of adult population that did not finish high school;TeenMom = percentage of total births by teenage mothers;Unem = unemployment rate,civilian labor force;and Age65% = percentage of population aged 65 and over.           Analyze the regression below (n = 50 U.S.states)using the concepts you have learned about multiple regression.Circle things of interest and write comments in the margin.Make a prediction for Poverty for a state with Dropout = 15,TeenMom = 12,Unem = 4,and Age65% = 12 (show your work).The variables are Poverty = percentage below the poverty level;Dropout = percentage of adult population that did not finish high school;TeenMom = percentage of total births by teenage mothers;Unem = unemployment rate,civilian labor force;and Age65% = percentage of population aged 65 and over.

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A logistic regression is appropriate when

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