Table of Contents

Module 1

  • model output:
    • estimated variance of Betas is square of std error (std dev is the root of variance)
    • use p value to see if beta value is 0. if p value is low, reject null hypothesis
    • Std. Er = estimate / t-value
  • Simple Linear Regression Assumptions:
    • Linearity / Mean Zero: expectation of error terms becomes 0
    • Constant Variance: the variance of the errors is = \(\sigma^{2}\) across all predictor values
    • Independence: the errors are independent variables and normally distributed
  • ANOVA
    • you have several populations which you sample, then you use box plots to compare the means, variances, etc.
    • assumptions: constant variance amongst groups, independence, normality (linearity assumption not necessary!)