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Regression Y X Linear Assumptions Equivalent Terms 2k Factorials Y = bo +b1X1 +b2X2 ... Pooled Variance s2p Standard Error of Effects sE t statistics: t = E/sE Linear Regression Y = a+bX s2 = SSE/(n-c) Standard Error of Coefficients sa, sb t = b/sb b tsb Confidence intervals E tsE ^ Y 2s p ^ Y 2 sY^ b^ L n L X iY i L ( L X i) ( L Y i) 2 i n L X i L ( L X i) 2 a^ L ( L Y L b^ L X i ) / n ....

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Regression Y X Linear Assumptions Equivalent Terms 2k Factorials Y = bo +b1X1 +b2X2 ... Pooled Variance s2p Standard Error of Effects sE t statistics: t = E/sE Linear Regression Y = a+bX s2 = SSE/(n-c) Standard Error of Coefficients sa, sb t = b/sb b tsb Confidence intervals E tsE ^ Y 2s p ^ Y 2 sY^ b^ L n L X iY i L ( L X i) ( L Y i) 2 i n L X i L ( L X i) 2 a^ L ( L Y L b^ L X i ) / n . Confusing notation: these n's represent the number of data pairs used to estimate a and b This n represents the number Standard error of the predicted average of next k Y's at of future n values we xo are predicting Change these to k on page 305 of your book the average of sY L s ^ ( x o L X ) 2 1 L n L( X i L X ) 2 k Excel Output for Tensile Strength - Brinell Hardness Data SUMMARY OUTPUT Regression Statistics Multiple R R Square Adjusted R Square Standard Error Observations 0.996642257 0.993295789 0.991061052 4.42703563 5 % Variation in Y =T.S by the relation with X =B.H. (SST-SSE)/SST s = SSE /( n - c) n ANOVA df Regression Residual Total 1 3 4 SS 8711.204067 58.7959334 8770 MS 8711.204 19.59864 SSE SST Intercept a or b0 Y=a+bX Coefficients Standard Error 0.025732839 t 10.01220424 Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Intercept X Variable 1 -16.91618802 0.542517535 -1.68956 21.08269 0.189694 0.000233 -48.77952 0.4606241 14.947144 0.624411 Slope b significance Confidence interval X Y 1976 Opponents Team Yds Rush Wins Oakland 1903 Pittsburg 1457 Cinncinati 1917 Denver 1709 Miami 2411 Houston 2072 Seattle 2876 ANOVA df Regression Residual Total 1 5 6 ( X i - X ) 2 = 1,320,305 10 10 10 9 6 5 2 Is there a significant relationship Between X = Opponents Yards Rushing and Y = wins? What is R2? Coefficients Intercept 19.5877364 X Variable 1 -0.0059334 Calculate a Confidence interval for the number of wins for the average of next k = 4 Teams to hold S...

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