Discovering Statistics; Chapter 8 Flashcards

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What is ordinary least squares (OLS)?

A

Parameters that are estimated by calculated the value that has the minimum sum of squared error.

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What is the standardized residual?

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unstandardized residual / SD.

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What is the adjusted predictor value?

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New predictor value when outliers are excluded.

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What is leverage?

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Found in ‘residual statistics output’. The influence of observed value of the outcome variable over predicted value;

k + 1 / n

k = no. predictors.

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What is Mahalonobis distances?

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Distance of cases from the mean(s) to the predictor variable(s).

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What is the DFBeta?

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Difference between an estimated parameter; uses all cases and same parameter once influential case has been removed.

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What is the DFFit?

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Difference between predicted value for a case when the model is calculated including and excluding a specific case.

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8
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What is covariance ratio (CVR)?

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A measure of whether a case influences the variance of the regression parameters.

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What is Akaike Information Criterion (AIC)?

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Fit which penalizes the model for having more variables (big AIC = bad fit).

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Where can you find the individual contribution of variables to the regression model in SPSS?

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In the coefficients table in the output from SPSS. The ‘sig.’ column tells us whether the variable maks a significant contribution.

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