B14 Regression Analysis Flashcards

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What are the limitations of correlation analysis

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it only mesures the strength of a linear relationship, it is strongly effected by outliers and correlation does not equate causation

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Does regression try to prove causation

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Yes, although there might be third factors that influence both the dependent and independent variable. When doing regression analysis we usually assume that the response variable is caused by the explanatory variable

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What is a deterministic relationship in regression analysis

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When the response variables value van be precisely predicted by the explanatory variables in the regression model.

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What is a stochastic relationship

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That the response variable is influenced by the independent variable but that there are other factors that create a difference u between the prediction and reality.

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What is SSE in the OLS estimator

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Sum Square Error, the linear relationship picked by OLS is the one that has the smallest Sum of Squared Errors, the errors may also be called residuals

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What is the greatest limitation of the standar error of regression

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It has no upper limit so it can be dificulat to determine in a vaccume.

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What is the coefficient of determination

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R² the share of the variance in Y that is explained by X

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Which of these three measures is not a goodness of fit measure, R², SER or b1

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b1

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What is SST

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Sum of Squares Total, aka the total variation y dependent on x. It can be broken down into explained variation and unexplained variation. SST = SSE + SSR

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What is SSR

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The sum square regression, aka the summed difference between what the regression model explains and what it does not you get the coefficient of determination by subtracting SSE/SST from one as it is the share of SST that is not explained by error.

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Can the coefficient of determination be interpreted as the correlation of the real values with the estimated values

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yes

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