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Regression EXST7034 Techniques HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 7 Fall 2003 Assigned: December 1, 2005 Due: December 8, 2005 10 Points 1 point each day late All data is in "http://www.stat.lsu.edu/EXSTWeb/statlab/datasets/KNNLdata/". Do the car purchase example from your text book. The dataset is in CH14PR13. A) 14.12 a) Find the maximum likelihood estimates of 0, 1 and 2. (14.10) b) Get the odds ratios...
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Regression EXST7034 Techniques
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT 7
Fall 2003
Assigned: December 1, 2005 Due: December 8, 2005
10 Points 1 point each day late
All data is in "http://www.stat.lsu.edu/EXSTWeb/statlab/datasets/KNNLdata/". Do the car purchase example from your text book. The dataset is in CH14PR13. A) 14.12 a) Find the maximum likelihood estimates of 0, 1 and 2. (14.10) b) Get the odds ratios for b1 and b2 (i.e. exp(b1) and exp(b2)). Interpret these values. c) What is the estimated probability that a family with an income of $50,000 and a car that is 3-years old will purchase new a car? B) 14.19 (14.16) a) omit b) Use a Wald test to determine if the variable for age of the oldest automobile can be dropped from the model. c) Use a likelihood ratio test to determine if the variable for age of the oldest automobile can be dropped from the model. a) include the options / lackfit RSQ iplots on your model statement. Report th...
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EXST3201 Chapter 5 Analysis of Variance [Chapter 5]GeaghanFall 2005: Page 1Testing between two samples is readily done with the two-sample t-test. In this situation we compare two groups (also referred to as classes, categories, treatments or i
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EXST3201 Mousefeed02Page 11 /* 2 Examine differences among the following 6 treatments 3 N/N85 fed normally before weaning and 85 kcal/wk after 4 N/R40 fed normally before weaning and 40 kcal/wk after 5 N/R50 fed normally before weaning and 50 kc
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