week5. Multi-regression Flashcards

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what is the perfect positive correlation

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1.00

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2
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what is the perfect negative correlation

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-1.00

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3
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if the scatter plot has a curve in the data, is there a correlation

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no

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4
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what is an outlier

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an odd one out of the regression line

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5
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what is the difference between correlation and regression

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correlation = association between variables
regression = enables us to predict the value of 1 variable if we know the value of the other variable

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6
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what is the regression formula

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y = bx + c

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7
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what to the different letters stand for in the regression formula

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y = the thing you’re trying to predict (the y axis on a graph), b = the slope angle , x = the predictor (the x axis on a graph), c = the constant

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8
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what are the different types of regression

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bivariate linear, multilinear, logistic, curvilinear

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9
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what is bivariate linear

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a simple linear regression - a linear equation describing the relationship between an explanatory variable and a outcome variable, specifically with the assumption that the explanatory variable influences the outcome variable

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10
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what are the residuals

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is it the distance (drawn parallel to the y axis) from the data points to the line

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11
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is it best to have big residual or small residuals and why

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the smaller the residuals the less errors and this betters the prediction (the the data is scattered less)

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12
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ia regression symmetrical

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no

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13
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is correlation symmetrical

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yes

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14
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how is regression line scissors and how does it help explain

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it looks like them, if the scissors are closed, that means r= either -1.00 or 1.00, if the scissors are open at a 90degree angle, then r=0

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15
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what is explanatory power

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R2 is assessed by the square of the correlation coefficients R2 (sometimes called the coefficients of determination)

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16
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why do we use multiple regression

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it helps predict complex situations involving several variables where experimental control isn’t possible

17
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what are some problems with using multi-regression

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the sample size must be at least 5 times bigger than the number of variables

18
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how is multiple regression an extension of a bivariate regression

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you just need to add more x’s to the equations ( y= b1x1 + b2x2 + b3x3… +c)

19
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what info does R2 adjusted give

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it gives the percentage of variance accounted for by the model

20
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how to do present a multiple regression

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f= f value, df = df value, p = p value)
mention the R2 too, find this from the ANOVA table

21
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what table do you look at to report the results of a multi regression

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look at the ANOVA table and coefficients table

22
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what do you find on the coefficients table

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shows significant predictor, which variables are significant predictors, the regression equation