Lesson 14 Flashcards

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  • Predicts values of one variable based on information of the values of one or more variables.
  • Uses the relation between two or more quantitative variables to predict the values of one variables using the values of the other variables
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Regression Analysis

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In regression analysis, ____? relationships cannot be determined

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Causal

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  • Straight line that describes how the values of a response variable (y) depends on the values of an explanatory variable (x)
  • The line with the “best fit” i.e. the line that minimizes the differences between the line and all the data points
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Regression Line

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Relationship approximated with a straight line

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Linear Relationship

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5
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Determine (Perfect) Linear Relationship

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  • A perfect Straight line
  • All X values correspond to Y
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  • Technique that produces the least square line
  • Produces the prediction line that minimizes the sum of the squares of the deviations of the observed values from the predicted Y.
  • The sum of squared deviations (Or the sum of the squared errors) denoted by SSE.
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Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) Method

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Correlation vs Regression

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Correlation: Two values being measured are treated interchangeably
Regression: There is a clear asymmetry in the relationship between variables

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8
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Method for evaluating the relationship between 2 continuous variable

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Simple Linear Regression

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  • Method used to visualize whether a relationship between two interval/ratio variables is linear
  • The values of IV are placed on the x-axis while the values of DV are placed on the y-axis
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Scatterplot or Scatter Diagram

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In Simple Linear Regression, (X) is regarded as the ___?

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Predictor, Explanatory, or Independent Variable

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In Simple Linear Regression, (Y) is regarded as the ___?

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Response, Outcome, or Dependent Variable

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12
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In the prediction equation 𝑌(hat) = α + βX + ε, what is Y(hat)?

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Predicted value of the dependent variable, Y

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13
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In the prediction equation 𝑌(hat) = α + βX + ε, what is X?

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Value of the independent variable, X

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14
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In the prediction equation 𝑌(hat) = α + βX + ε, what is ε?

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Residuals or prediction error, e

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15
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In the prediction equation 𝑌(hat) = α + βX + ε, what is α?

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The point where the line crosses the y-axis (X=0), intercept

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16
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In the prediction equation 𝑌(hat) = α + βX + ε, what is β?

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How much the value of the DV changes when the IV increases by one unit, slope