Deck 14: Regression and Forecasting Models

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Winter's method is an exponential smoothing method,which is appropriate for a series with trend but no seasonality.
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The least squares line is the line that minimizes the sum of the residuals.
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The adjusted R2 is used primarily to monitor whether extra explanatory variables really belong in a multiple regression model.
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Which of the following is not one of the commonly used summary measures for forecast errors?

A) MAE (mean absolute error)
B) MFE (mean forecast error)
C) RMSE (root mean square error)
D) MAPE (mean absolute percentage error)
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When using the moving average method,you must select ____ which represent(s)the number of terms in the moving average.

A) a smoothing constant
B) the explanatory variables
C) an alpha value
D) a span
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A time series can consist of four different components: trend,seasonal,cyclical,and random (or noise).
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In regression analysis,the variable we are trying to explain or predict is called the

A) independent variable
B) dependent variable
C) regression variable
D) statistical variable
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A "fan" shape in a scatterplot indicates:

A) nonconstant error variance
B) a nonlinear relationship
C) the absence of outliers
D) sampling error
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A useful graph in almost any regression analysis is a scatterplot of residuals (on the vertical axis)versus fitted values (on the horizontal axis),where a "good" fit not only has small residuals,but it has residuals scattered randomly around zero with no apparent pattern.
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In regression analysis,we can often use the standard error of estimate se to judge which of several potential regression equations is the most useful.
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Forecasting models can be divided into three groups.They are:

A) time series,optimization,and simulation methods
B) judgmental,regression,and extrapolation methods
C) judgmental,random,and linear methods
D) linear,non-linear,and extrapolation methods
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In multiple regression,the coefficients reflect the expected change in:

A) Y when the associated X value increases by one unit
B) X when the associated Y value increases by one unit
C) Y when the associated X value decreases by one unit
D) X when the associated Y value decreases by one unit
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In reference to the equation In reference to the equation   ,the value 0.10 is the expected change in Y per unit change in X.<div style=padding-top: 35px> ,the value 0.10 is the expected change in Y per unit change in X.
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The smoothing constant used in simple exponential smoothing is analogous to the span in moving averages.
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An important condition when interpreting the coefficient for a particular independent variable X in a multiple regression equation is that:

A) the dependent variable will remain constant
B) the dependent variable will be allowed to vary
C) all of the other independent variables remain constant
D) all of the other independent variables be allowed to vary
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Winters' model differs from Holt's model and simple exponential smoothing in that it includes an index for:

A) seasonality
B) trend
C) residuals
D) cyclical fluctuations
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The adjusted R2 adjusts R2 for:

A) non-linearity
B) outliers
C) low correlation
D) the number of explanatory variables in a multiple regression model
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The term autocorrelation refers to:

A) the analyzed data refers to itself
B) the sample is related too closely to the population
C) the data are in a loop (values repeat themselves)
D) time series variables are usually related to their own past values
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The residual is defined as the difference between the actual and predicted,or fitted values of the response variable.
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The percentage of variation explained R2 is the square of the correlation between the observed Y values and the fitted Y values.
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a simple exponential smoothing forecast again,this time optimizing the smoothing constant.Does it make much of an improvement?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a simple exponential smoothing forecast again,this time optimizing the smoothing constant.Does it make much of an improvement?
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use a moving average model to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use a span of 4 quarters.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use a moving average model to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use a span of 4 quarters.
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Exhibit 14-2
The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X1 age (in years),X2 education (highest level obtained,in years)and X3 family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:
Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model.<div style=padding-top: 35px> Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model.<div style=padding-top: 35px> Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model.
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Exhibit 14-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X1),and the distance shipped in miles (X2).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below: Exhibit 14-1 An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X<sub>1</sub>),and the distance shipped in miles (X<sub>2</sub>).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below:   Refer to Exhibit 14-1.How does the R<sup>2</sup> value for this multiple regression model compare to that of the simple regression model estimated above? Interpret the adjusted R<sup>2</sup> values for the two models.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-1.How does the R2 value for this multiple regression model compare to that of the simple regression model estimated above? Interpret the adjusted R2 values for the two models.
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Exhibit 14-2
The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X1 age (in years),X2 education (highest level obtained,in years)and X3 family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:
Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above.<div style=padding-top: 35px> Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above.<div style=padding-top: 35px> Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above.
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Exhibit 14-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X1),and the distance shipped in miles (X2).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below: Exhibit 14-1 An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X<sub>1</sub>),and the distance shipped in miles (X<sub>2</sub>).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below:   Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Estimate a simple linear regression model involving shipping cost and package weight.Interpret the slope coefficient of the least squares line as well as R<sup>2</sup>.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Estimate a simple linear regression model involving shipping cost and package weight.Interpret the slope coefficient of the least squares line as well as R2.
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Exhibit 14-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X1),and the distance shipped in miles (X2).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below: Exhibit 14-1 An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X<sub>1</sub>),and the distance shipped in miles (X<sub>2</sub>).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below:   Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Add the second explanatory variable (distance shipped)to the regression model.Estimate and interpret this expanded model.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Add the second explanatory variable (distance shipped)to the regression model.Estimate and interpret this expanded model.
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Exhibit 14-2
The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X1 age (in years),X2 education (highest level obtained,in years)and X3 family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:
Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R<sup>2</sup>)for the model.<div style=padding-top: 35px> Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R<sup>2</sup>)for the model.<div style=padding-top: 35px> Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R<sup>2</sup>)for the model.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R2)for the model.
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use simple exponential smoothing to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use the default smoothing constant of 0.10.Is this better than the moving average model?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use simple exponential smoothing to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use the default smoothing constant of 0.10.Is this better than the moving average model?
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a time series chart.Which of the forecasting models do you think should be used for forecasting based on this chart? Why?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a time series chart.Which of the forecasting models do you think should be used for forecasting based on this chart? Why?
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Winter's method is an exponential smoothing method,which is appropriate for a series with trend but no seasonality.
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The least squares line is the line that minimizes the sum of the residuals.
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The adjusted R2 is used primarily to monitor whether extra explanatory variables really belong in a multiple regression model.
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Which of the following is not one of the commonly used summary measures for forecast errors?

A) MAE (mean absolute error)
B) MFE (mean forecast error)
C) RMSE (root mean square error)
D) MAPE (mean absolute percentage error)
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When using the moving average method,you must select ____ which represent(s)the number of terms in the moving average.

A) a smoothing constant
B) the explanatory variables
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D) a span
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A time series can consist of four different components: trend,seasonal,cyclical,and random (or noise).
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In regression analysis,the variable we are trying to explain or predict is called the

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A "fan" shape in a scatterplot indicates:

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A useful graph in almost any regression analysis is a scatterplot of residuals (on the vertical axis)versus fitted values (on the horizontal axis),where a "good" fit not only has small residuals,but it has residuals scattered randomly around zero with no apparent pattern.
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In regression analysis,we can often use the standard error of estimate se to judge which of several potential regression equations is the most useful.
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Forecasting models can be divided into three groups.They are:

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B) judgmental,regression,and extrapolation methods
C) judgmental,random,and linear methods
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In multiple regression,the coefficients reflect the expected change in:

A) Y when the associated X value increases by one unit
B) X when the associated Y value increases by one unit
C) Y when the associated X value decreases by one unit
D) X when the associated Y value decreases by one unit
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In reference to the equation In reference to the equation   ,the value 0.10 is the expected change in Y per unit change in X. ,the value 0.10 is the expected change in Y per unit change in X.
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The smoothing constant used in simple exponential smoothing is analogous to the span in moving averages.
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An important condition when interpreting the coefficient for a particular independent variable X in a multiple regression equation is that:

A) the dependent variable will remain constant
B) the dependent variable will be allowed to vary
C) all of the other independent variables remain constant
D) all of the other independent variables be allowed to vary
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Winters' model differs from Holt's model and simple exponential smoothing in that it includes an index for:

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D) cyclical fluctuations
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The adjusted R2 adjusts R2 for:

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The term autocorrelation refers to:

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The residual is defined as the difference between the actual and predicted,or fitted values of the response variable.
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The percentage of variation explained R2 is the square of the correlation between the observed Y values and the fitted Y values.
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a simple exponential smoothing forecast again,this time optimizing the smoothing constant.Does it make much of an improvement?
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a simple exponential smoothing forecast again,this time optimizing the smoothing constant.Does it make much of an improvement?
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use a moving average model to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use a span of 4 quarters.
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use a moving average model to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use a span of 4 quarters.
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Exhibit 14-2
The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X1 age (in years),X2 education (highest level obtained,in years)and X3 family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:
Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model. Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model. Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model.
Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Use the information above to estimate the linear regression model.
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Exhibit 14-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X1),and the distance shipped in miles (X2).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below: Exhibit 14-1 An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X<sub>1</sub>),and the distance shipped in miles (X<sub>2</sub>).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below:   Refer to Exhibit 14-1.How does the R<sup>2</sup> value for this multiple regression model compare to that of the simple regression model estimated above? Interpret the adjusted R<sup>2</sup> values for the two models.
Refer to Exhibit 14-1.How does the R2 value for this multiple regression model compare to that of the simple regression model estimated above? Interpret the adjusted R2 values for the two models.
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Exhibit 14-2
The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X1 age (in years),X2 education (highest level obtained,in years)and X3 family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:
Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above. Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above. Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above.
Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Interpret each of the estimated regression coefficients of the regression model above.
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Exhibit 14-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X1),and the distance shipped in miles (X2).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below: Exhibit 14-1 An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X<sub>1</sub>),and the distance shipped in miles (X<sub>2</sub>).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below:   Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Estimate a simple linear regression model involving shipping cost and package weight.Interpret the slope coefficient of the least squares line as well as R<sup>2</sup>.
Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Estimate a simple linear regression model involving shipping cost and package weight.Interpret the slope coefficient of the least squares line as well as R2.
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Exhibit 14-1
An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X1),and the distance shipped in miles (X2).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below: Exhibit 14-1 An express delivery service company recently conducted a study to investigate the relationship between the cost of shipping a package (Y),the package weight in pounds (X<sub>1</sub>),and the distance shipped in miles (X<sub>2</sub>).Twenty packages were randomly selected from among the large number received for shipment,and a detailed analysis of the shipping cost was conducted for each package.The sample information is shown in the table below:   Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Add the second explanatory variable (distance shipped)to the regression model.Estimate and interpret this expanded model.
Refer to Exhibit 14-1.Add the second explanatory variable (distance shipped)to the regression model.Estimate and interpret this expanded model.
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Exhibit 14-2
The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X1 age (in years),X2 education (highest level obtained,in years)and X3 family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:
Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R<sup>2</sup>)for the model. Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R<sup>2</sup>)for the model. Exhibit 14-2 The station manager of a local television station is interested in predicting the amount of television (in hours)that people will watch in the viewing area.The explanatory variables are: X<sub>1</sub> age (in years),X<sub>2</sub> education (highest level obtained,in years)and X<sub>3</sub> family size (number of family members in household).The multiple regression output is shown below:       Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R<sup>2</sup>)for the model.
Refer to Exhibit 14-2.Identify and interpret the percentage of variation explained (R2)for the model.
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use simple exponential smoothing to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use the default smoothing constant of 0.10.Is this better than the moving average model?
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Use simple exponential smoothing to forecast these data,requesting 4 quarters of future forecasts.Use the default smoothing constant of 0.10.Is this better than the moving average model?
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Exhibit 14-3
The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below. Exhibit 14-3 The quarterly numbers of applications for home mortgage loans at a branch office of a large bank are recorded in the table below.   Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a time series chart.Which of the forecasting models do you think should be used for forecasting based on this chart? Why?
Refer to Exhibit 14-3.Obtain a time series chart.Which of the forecasting models do you think should be used for forecasting based on this chart? Why?
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