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1.
+=*
N=40 ,
+[
],
=90.4944
=
>6.6604, so reject
difference.
2.
=6.6604
5
3.833
4.533
4.1
4.4
4.333
3.967
3.9
3
Husband rating
wife
Wife rating
husband
1
0
x1
3.
x2
x3
x4
n1=36 ,n2=23
[
],
=0.614
*(
+
=
]
[
+0.386
]
]
=[
=50.9784
=2.035*5.006=10.19
>10.19, so reject at 1% significance level. There are significant difference in the mean
cost vector between gasoline and diesel trunk.
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4.
location
s = 1
m = 0.5
n = 1.0
F
P
Wilks'
0.10652 11.184
3
4 0.021
Lawley-Hotelling
8.38824 11.184
3
4 0.021
Pillai's
0.89348 11.184
3
4 0.021
Roy's
8.38824
location SSCP
SeedSize
SdMatKer
yield
SeedSize
72.5
-108.4
7.1
SdMatKer
-108.4
162.1
-10.7
yield
7.13
-10.66
0.70
SSCP
SeedSize
SdMatKer
yield
SeedSize
94.84
122.00
76.48
SdMatKer
yield
122.00
76.48
352.11
49.36
49.36 104.20
SSCP
SeedSize
SdMatKer
yield
SeedSize
1.00000
0.66761
0.76934
SdMatKer
0.66761
1.00000
0.25771
yield
0.76934
0.25771
1.00000
variety
s = 2
m = 0.0
n = 1.0
F
P
Wilks'
0.01244 10.619
6
8 0.002
Lawley-Hotelling
21.37568 10.688
6
6 0.005
Pillai's
1.70911
9.792
6
10 0.001
Roy's
18.18761
variety SSCP
SeedSize
SdMatKer
SeedSize
284.10
414.65
SdMatKer
414.7
1089.0
yield
42.63
365.18
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yield
42.63
365.2
196.11
location*variety
s = 2
m = 0.0
n = 1.0
F
P
Wilks'
0.07430 3.558
6
8 0.051
Lawley-Hotelling
7.54429 3.772
6
6 0.066
Pillai's
1.29086 3.034
6
10 0.059
Roy's
6.82409
location*variety SSCP
SeedSize
SdMatKer
yield
SeedSize
85.95
254.22
107.79
SdMatKer
254.2
780.7
363.7
yield
107.8
363.7
205.1
location
variety
2 1, 2
3 5, 6, 8
yield SS
location
variety
location*variety
S = 4.16743
R-Sq = 79.41%
R-Sq = 62.25%
SdMatKer SS
Seq SS Adj SS
location
1 162.07 162.07
variety
2 1089.02 1089.02
location*variety
2 780.70 780.70
6 352.10 352.10
11 2383.88
S = 7.66056 R-Sq = 85.23% R-Sq
SeedSize SS
Adj MS
F
P
162.07 2.76 0.148
544.51 9.28 0.015
390.35 6.65 0.030
58.68
= 72.92%
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location
variety
location*variety
S = 3.97566
5.
R-Sq = 82.35%
0.076
0.016
0.144
R-Sq = 67.65%
Exercise 2.32
(a) E(X ) = * +
(1)
(b) E(AX(1)) = *
+* +
(c) Cov(X(1)) = *
(d) Cov(AX(1)) = *
+*
(e) E(X(2)) = [
+*
+=*
(f) E(BX(2)) = *
+[
]= * +
(g) Cov(X(2)) = [
(h) Cov(BX(2))= *
+[
(i) Cov(X(1),X(2)) = [
][
(j) Cov(AX(1),BX(2))
]=*
+[
Cov(Y)=[
], Cov(AX(1),BX(2))=*
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6.
Exercise 2.22 (a)(b)
(a)
eigenvalues= 150
+
eigenvector*
eigenvalues= 120
+
eigenvector*
(b)
eigenvalues= 150
]
eigenvector[
eigenvalues= 120
eigenvector[
eigenvalues= 0
eigenvector[
Exercise 2.2
(a)*
(b)[
(c)*
(d)[
(e) No
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8.
Eigenvectors*
Eigenvalues=2
Eigenvectors*
(b)
Find A-1.
+
A-1=*
(c)
Eigenvalues=-0.33
Eigenvectors*
(d)
9.
-2
5
0
0
0
Which of the following random variables are independent (i.e., the correlation or
covariance is zero)?
(a) X1 and X2.
,variable are not independent
(b) X2 and X3.
, variable are independent
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5
0
= -2
0
0
2
Yes , variable are independent
(d)
X1 + X2
and X3.
2
If Y=AX=[
], then A=(
Cov(Y)=AA=*
+,
=0
], then A=(
+,
)
0