Quantitative analysis Flashcards
What are the main tasks of multiplre regression and what is it used to do?
What are the five assumptions for MLR?
What is a scatterplot matrix and when you do/dont want to see linear relationships? What does it help do?
Helps identifies outliers and visualise homoskedasicty
What does non-constant and autocorrelated variance look like? Standardized vs normal distribtion?
What is the coefficient of determination, what happens to R^2 as IVs are added, what does R^2 not tell us? Adjusted R^2 formula?
Adjusted R^2 what it does and does not tell us? What is AIC and BIC? When should each be used?
AIC better for prediction, BIC better for goodness of fit. A decrease in adjusted R^2 from adding an IV means that the IV has no explanatory value
How to test join coefficients? formula for F-stat?
What is the difference between standard error and standard deviation?
What are the principles for good regression model specification?
What are the four failures in regression functional form and what does homoskedastic and heteroskedastic mean?
What are the consequences from failiure in regression functional form: unconditional heteroscedasticity and conditional heteroskedasticity, how to test for CH?
How to correct for CH, what is serial correlation and positive and negative sc?
How does SC affect tests and how to test for serial correlation?
How to correct SC, what is multicollinearity and how to detect it?
What are the solutions of MC? Explain the assumption, violation, detection and solution to Homoskedastic errors, Independence of observations and independance of independent variables
What are the types of influential data points, how to detect/leverage them,
Method for detecting outliers - STudentized?
What is the D-measure of influence?
Determining the results of DW test for serial correlation? How to calculate DW statistic and what does a result of 0 imply?
If test statistic is lower the Dl then reject null of no positive serial correlation, if between Dl and Du its inconclusive and if greater than Du then fail to rejet the null of no positive serial correlation. DW = 2(1-r) where r = correlation between residuals, therfore perfectly positive correlated residuals have a DW of 0
What is the null and alternative Hypothesis for f-test of joint significance?
Null, H0 = b1=b2=b3…=0,alternative is that one of them is not and rejecting the null means the variables are jointly signifncant but not necessarily all indiviually significant.
Summary for measure of influence, whether it can be used for independant or dependent, the process and the method for the basis for being influential
Describe a dummy variable, its uses and an intercept and slope dummy?
Adding dummy variables and interpeting them
What are qualitative variables, describe the logit model
What are the properties of logistic regression?
What is the relationship between Log-odds with changes in IVs and what is the goodness of fit test for them
What is the log-liklihood criteria for goodness of fit?
Multiply the LL null by the log ratio -2(llnull(restricted) 1-llnull2(unrestricted) and whichever is closest to zero (larger) is the better fit
What is the difference between time series and a causal relationship?
What is a linear trend model?
Describe the log-linear trend model?