assumptions Flashcards

1
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linearity assumption

A

relationship between x and y is linear

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2
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normality assumption

A

errors are normally distributed around each predicted value

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3
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equal variance assumption

A

variance is constant across values of predictors and fitted values y^

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4
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independence of errors assumption

A

errors are not correlated with each other

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5
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how is the linearity assumption assessed?

A

scatterplots with loess lines for single variables
component-residual plots for multiple predictors
- crPlots()

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6
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how is the normality assumption assessed?

A

qqplots
histograms

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7
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how is the equal variance assumption assessed?

A

plot residual values against predicted values y^
- residualPlot()

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8
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how is the independence of errors assumption assessed?

A

evaluated based on study design

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9
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why do interaction terms result in multicollinearity

A

because they are made up of the product of main effects

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10
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how can you reduced multicollinearity which comes from model specification rather than the data

A

mean centring the variables

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11
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what does multicollinearity refer to

A

correlation between predictors

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12
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what increases when there are large correlations between predictors

A

standard error

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