Linear regression Flashcards

1
Q

what equation do we get from the scatterplot? (in relation to linear regression)

A

the linear regression equation

y = B1 x1 + B0

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2
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B1 =

B0 =

A

slope

Y int

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3
Q

what values can B1 take

A

any

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4
Q

describe simple linear regression

A

looks at one x variable and one y variable

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5
Q

what 3 factors must be satisfied

A

linear XY relationship
normally distributed y
equality of variances (of y over x)

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6
Q

how to determine whether XY relationship is linear

A

look at scatterplot

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7
Q

how to determine whether y is normally distributed

A

look at normal probability plot - ends shouldn’t be skwerd

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8
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how to determine whether there’s equality of variance

A

do residual plot

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9
Q

what’s a residual

A

Y observed - Y expected (by linear regression equation)

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10
Q

null hyp?

alt hyp?

A

null: B1 = 0
alt: B1 =/= 0

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11
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how to evaluate

A

get t score
use pairs - 2 df’s and two tailed distribution to find p value

find 95%CI, where B1 is the coefficient

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12
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if the X value is binary, what are it’s values

A

X=1 for experimental/what’s specified

X = 0 for control/what’s not specificed

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13
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define multiple linear regression

A

looking at multiple x variables

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14
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in general, how do we make equation?

A

Y = X1B1 + X2B2 … + constant

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15
Q

forwards stepwise linear regression?

A

add in most significant variable first
then enter the rest
all the statistics are cumulative

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16
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if you were wanting to look at the contribution of one X variable to the Y, what would you look at?

A

r^2 DIFFERENCE

17
Q

if you were wanting to look at conribution of all X variables to Y, what would you look at?

A

cumulative R^2 of all the variables

18
Q

define: backwards stepwise linear regression

A

start with all, remove least significant variables first