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9.2 Correlation
  • Def. The sample correlation coefficient for the n pairs (x_1, y_1), ..., (x_n, y_n) is
  • The population correlation coefficient \rho is a parameter or population characteristic, so we can use the sample correlation coefficient to make various inferences about \rho, In particular, r is a point estimate for \rho, and the corresponding estimator is
  • Procedure for Testing H_0 : \rhp=0


9.3 Simple Linear Regression Analysis
  • There exist parameters \alpha, \beta, and \sigma^2 such that for any fixed value of the independent variable x, the dependent variable is related to x through the model equation
    The quality \epsilon in the model equation is a random variable, assumed to be normally distributed with E(\epsilon)=0 and V(\epsilon)=\sigma^2.
  • More generally the variable whose value is fixed by the experimeter will be denoted by x and will be called the independent variable.
  • For fixed x the second variable will be random; we denote this random variable and its observed value by Y and y, respectively, and refer to it as the dependent variable.
  • The least squares estimates of the coefficients \alpha and \beta of the regression line are
  • The ith predicted value, denoted by \hat y_i, is \hat y_i = \hat \alpha + \hat \beta x_i(i=1,...,n), and the ith residual is y_i - \hat y_i.
  • The error sum of squares, denoted by SSE, and the estimate of \sigma^2 is
  • The coefficient of determination denoted by \rho^2, is given by
  • The total sum of squares

  • coefficient of determination (ȸ±ÍÁ÷¼±ÀÇ ±â¿©À²)



9.4 Inferences about the Simple Linear Regression
  • \beta : population regression coefficient (¸ðȸ±Í°è¼ö)

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9.5 Analysis of residuals
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