Module 10.2: ANOVA and Goodness Of Fit Flashcards
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What does ANOVA stand for?
Analysis of variance
What does the total sum of squares (SST) measure?
Total variation in the dependent variable
SST is equal to the sum of the squared differences between which two values?
Actual Y-values and the mean of Y
What does the sum of squares regression (SSR) measure?
Variation in the dependent variable explained by the independent variable
What is the mean square regression (MSR) in a simple linear regression?
Equal to SSR
What does the sum of squared errors (SSE) measure?
Unexplained variation in the dependent variable
SSE is also known as what?
Sum of squared residuals or residual sum of squares
How is the mean squared error (MSE) calculated?
SSE divided by degrees of freedom
What are the degrees of freedom in a simple linear regression?
n - 2
What does the ANOVA table summarize?
Variation in the dependent variable
What does the standard error of estimate (SEE) represent?
Standard deviation of residuals
What is the coefficient of determination (R^2)?
Percentage of total variation in the dependent variable explained by the independent variable
How is R2 calculated?
SSR divided by SST
For simple linear regression, how can R2 be computed?
By squaring the correlation coefficient, r
What does the F-statistic assess?
How well a set of independent variables, as a group, explains the variation in the dependent variable
What is the formula for the F-statistic?
MSR / MSE
True or False: The F-test is a one-tailed test.
True
What is the decision rule for the F-test?
Reject H0 if F > Fc
What does rejecting the null hypothesis in the F-test indicate?
A significant linear relationship between independent and dependent variables
What does a t-test in regression test?
The hypothesis that the true slope coefficient, b1, is equal to a hypothesized value
What is the decision rule for tests of significance for regression coefficients?
Reject H0 if t > + tcritical or t < -tcritical
What is an indicator variable?
A dummy variable that takes on a value of 1 or 0 based on a condition
In a regression analysis, how can an indicator variable be used?
To test whether a condition has a significant effect on the dependent variable
What does the slope coefficient b1 represent in the context of an indicator variable?
The difference in means of the dependent variable for the two conditions