multiple regression lec 9 Flashcards

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what does simple regression allow us to do

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predict a score on a variable y (outcome/DV) froma. known variable on X (predictor)

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least squares is

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line of best fit used to measure different between line and observed data

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how can you predict the regression

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y = a + bX
a value of intercept
b = the slope (gradient)
x = value we know

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how can we measure the degree of fit

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R2 with 0 being terrible fit and 1 being perfect fit

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what are the limitations of simple regression

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can only use one variable to predict outcome, eg wiehgt will be god predictor of height but far from perfect.

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what is multiple linear regression

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multiple predictors eg weight and sex and age predict heighth

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higher r2 means

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more accurate predictions

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if you get a r2 value of 0.759, what dos this mean

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model accounts for 7.50% of variance in exa performance

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what does unstandardized beta tell us

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how each of the individual predictors effect the study results

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what are standardised beta coefficients

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tells us the strength of the relationsip between the predictor and DV, meaning we can compare them differently

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10
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how to write it up

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regression model used to..
r2 value
b for all

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when can we use multiple regression

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the continuous outcome variable (eg weight)
linear relationships
non zero variance, eg don’t use sex if just males
multicollinearity (pred variables should not correlate too much) eg lecture attendance and revision time
outliers should be identified
sample size (larger to not be affected by outliers or false negatives)

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