Week 1 Flashcards

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What are the different data types?

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2
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Give examples of the 3 different data types?

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3
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What is the linear regression model

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4
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What is the population regression line?

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5
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What is the error term?

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6
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What is the interpretation of the beta1?

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7
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What is the interpretation of beta0?

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8
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What is the interpretation of the error term?

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9
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Why do you need OLS?

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10
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What is OLS? And what is the formula?

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What is the goal of OLS?

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12
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MATH: derive the OLS estimator?

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13
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MATH: show that the b1 estimator is equal to r_xy * (s_y / s_x)

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14
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What is the sample covariance?

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15
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What is the sample variance?

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16
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What is the sample correlation coefficient?

17
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MATH: derive the estimators of the regression through the origin?

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What is extrapolation?

19
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What is TSS?

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What is SSR?

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What is ESS?

22
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What is the formula for R^2?

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What is the interpretation of R^2?

24
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What does R^2=0 and =1 mean?

25
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Why do we have Y^(-^) = Y^(-)

26
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MATH: show that R^2=r_xy ^(2)

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What is the implication of R^2=r_xy ^(2)?

28
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What is the reason for this implication:
R^2=r_xy ^(2)

29
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MATH: derive the R^2 in regression through the origin?`

30
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What is the SER?

31
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When is SER optimal?

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The smaller and further it lies from the standdsrd deviation s_y

32
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What is the formula of the SER?

33
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What is the difference between the SER and the R^2?

34
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What do the first order conditions imply?