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Notes12 Part I Simple Linear Regression

This chapter discusses simple linear regression analysis. It covers visualizing the relationship between two variables using scatter plots, estimating regression coefficients using the least squares method, and performing inference on the coefficients. Hypothesis testing is used to test if coefficients are statistically significant. Both t-tests and F-tests can be used, with the F-test being equivalent to a t-test in simple linear regression. Examples are provided to illustrate the key concepts.

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Notes12 Part I Simple Linear Regression

This chapter discusses simple linear regression analysis. It covers visualizing the relationship between two variables using scatter plots, estimating regression coefficients using the least squares method, and performing inference on the coefficients. Hypothesis testing is used to test if coefficients are statistically significant. Both t-tests and F-tests can be used, with the F-test being equivalent to a t-test in simple linear regression. Examples are provided to illustrate the key concepts.

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12 (Part I) Simple Linear


Regression
Chapter Contents

12.1 Simple Linear and Logistic Regression


12.2 Estimating Model Parameters
12.3 Inference about Regression Coefficients
12.4 Ordinary Least Squares Formulas
12.5 Tests for Significance
12.5 Correlation
12.6 Assessing Model Adequacy

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Some Examples in Economics and
Business
 Human Resources: CEO’s salary and firm
performance.
 Labor Economics: wage and demographic
characteristics
 Real Estate: a real estate appraiser may
wish to relate the sale price of a home
from selected physical characteristics of
the building and taxes paid on the building.
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Objectives of Regression
Analysis
 Quantify the relationship between a
response variable and a set of predictor
variables.
 Predict the value of a future value of the
response given the knowledge of the
corresponding predictor variables.

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Introduction

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Introduction

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12.1 Simple Linear and Logistic Regression

Visual Displays
• Begin the analysis of bivariate data (i.e., two variables) with a
scatter plot.
• A scatter plot 散点图
- displays each observed data pair (xi, yi) as a dot on an X/Y grid.
- indicates visually the strength of the relationship between the
two variables.

Sample Scatter Plot

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Example 11.1

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Example 11.1

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Example 11.1

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Example 11.1

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Example 11.1

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The Simple Linear Regression Model

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The Simple Linear Regression Model

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The Simple Linear Regression Model

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The Simple Linear Regression Model

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The Simple Linear Regression Model

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The Logistic Regression Model

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The Logistic Regression Model

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The Logistic Regression Model

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The Logistic Regression Model

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The Logistic Regression Model

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The Logistic Regression Model

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The Fitness

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Example 11.1

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Example 11.1

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The OLS

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The OLS

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Example 12.5

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Example 12.5

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Example 12.5

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Example 12.5

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Terminology and Scope

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12.3 Inference about Regression Coefficients

Example 12.11 (Example 12.5 Continued)

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Example 12.11 (Example 12.5 Continued)

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Example 12.11 (Example 12.5 Continued)

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Example 12.5

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Theorem

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Confidence Interval

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Example 12.12

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Example 12.12

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Example 12.12

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Example 12.12

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Example 12.12

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Example 12.12

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Hypotheses Testing

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Example 12.12

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ANOVA

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The equivalence between t test and F test in simple linear
regression

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Fitting the Logistic regression model

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Fitting the Logistic regression model

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Example 12.14

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Example 12.14

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Example 12.14

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Problem Formulation

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Prediction

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Sample Correlation Coefficient

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Properties of r

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Population correlation coefficient

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The estimator

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Example 12.12

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The equivalence

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Standardized residuals

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Diagnostic Plots

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Example 12.24 (Example 12.12 Continued)

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Example 12.24 (Example 12.12 Continued)

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Difficulties and Remedies

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