Question:Homework
#4
Prediction
& Model Evaluation
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Question
Homework
#4
Prediction
& Model Evaluation
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Homework
#4
Prediction
& Model Evaluation
X
Y
2.13
16.82
1.62
10.06
2.80
28.68
1.36
7.78
1.41
7.70
0.53
1.91
1.23
6.48
1.99
14.94
3.75
50.13
2.09
16.19
1.61
10.33
Assume that a linear model might capture the relationship
between these variables. Estimate the parameters of a linear model
for these data. Here are a few building blocks to help you:
Mx = 1.87, SDx = 0.86;; My =
15.55, SDy = 12.86;; rxy =
0.97.
Given the parameters you calculated for this model, how well
does the model capture the data (i.e. Calculate
R2)?
Visually display what R2 reveals concerning the
relationship between the variables X
& Y?
Imagine someone else proposed an alternative model with the
form: Y = a + bX2, with a = 0.2 and b = 3.5. Which of
these models (the one proposed here or the one proposed in question
one) best describes the data? How do you know this?
What is considered the worst fitting model
possible? What would be the error variance for
this model?