Week five - Multiple Regression Flashcards

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What does SSmodel represent?

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The amount of error

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2
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What does R-squared represent ?

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3
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What is multiple regression?

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4
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How do you report regression stats?

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5
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When to use adjusted R-squared?

How is adjusted R-squared calculated?

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Adjusted R-squared takes into account sample size.

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6
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When would you use semipartial and partial correlation?

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7
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What are the assumptions of multiple regression?

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Independent error, aka uncorrelated residuals.

This needs to be addressed within the design, but can also be checked for using a Durbin-Watson stat.

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8
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What is the relationship between tolerance and VIF?

What does VIF stand for?

How is VIF calculated?

What does a high VIF represent? What does a low VIF stand for?

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VIF is a measure of collinearity. High VIF indicates high collinearity between variables.

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9
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When to use Mahalanobis distance and Cook’s distance?

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Mahalanobis distance measures whether a data point is an outlier.

Cook’s distance measures how much that data point is influencing a model.

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