Agresti chapter 12 Flashcards

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Regression analysis

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Y is the response variable and x the explanatory variable

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Regression model, Population regression equation:

Uy = alpha + Betax.

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alpha is a population y-intercept
beta is a population slope.
(parameters, in practice values are unknown)
Uy denotes the population mean of y for all the subjects at a value of x.
* not linear, approximates the relationship: a model

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Conditional distribution

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Probability distribution of y values at a fixed value of x. With an additional parameter of omega describing the SD for each distribution

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Regression towards the mean

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If an x value is a certain number of standard deviations from its mean, then the predicted y is r times that many standard deviations from its mean

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Total sum of squares

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The error measured with the Y-bar (mean, ignoring x):
Sum of (y - y-bar)^2.
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Proportional reduction in error (asses with squared correlation)

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R^2 = sum of squares x residual sum of squares / sum of squares. Between 0 and 1. If r2=0,40, the error using y-hat to predict y is 40% smaller than the error using y-bar to predict y.

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Property R^2

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The closer r^2 is to 1, the stronger the linear association. The more effective regression equation is compared to y-bar to predict y.

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Ecological fallacy

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Making predictions about individuals based on the summary results of groups (should be avoided).

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9
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Statistical inference about regression

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Data gathered using randomization

Population values of y at each value of x follow a normal distribution, with the same standard deviation.

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