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    CFX-9850GB Calculator Conduct the global F-test of model usefulness at Lesson. teat ohana, Meen €1=0.05 level of significance STAT ten) £26) F3).shen eerste feloningitrs Wet: Orv age the Ete ater ren dpa enn. Ofer, use the cursor ¥ arrow. vou swovee Sede eee AEN a esas iat es eagan = gine | at |nemsgael/“e | & Y) © BONY Y regener] yy ea ie) to oO oe : in ae “ an Ste wa 78368) "| Now key EXE or FA{Calc) ESSE TERT STS PSTN TESTOR TOSS — the actor willow show the eat SORSLIEEINE SLES AoE esuenatposey Samples Ho: B,=Bs=B,~0 (All model terms are not important for predicting Y) > Baseseos Fa: At least one f+ 0 (At least one model tem is useful for predicting Y) Sa 2 Blue preach pvle-2000s lr han 2-095 eect CEX-9850GB Calculator Condlude that the model i statistically useful Lesson 10 — Z-Test of a single Proportion Conduct t-test on these fi parameters STAT Fa{tes) F1(2) F(LP)_ then entor the fllowing items: (ote: Only use the EXEkey after anew data entry. Otherwsse, use the cursor Coote ‘arrow WFyou accidantaly hit the wrong key, ze AC/ON oe EXIT to go bse Tinie 1 Prop ZTest STAT Fa(lest) FAR) V Ecce | contin Prop 2b) owe ower | ew | «| og | 2 1050 EXE es : — es St ie 2 tos xe 2-Sample Frest powrasesineaie | ate] org] a} tcf said 1300 KE Data :Fa(va ¥ otepereny ot“ F4(¢02) ¥ popesso vast sm] an] ase] asze] aor] Nowkey EXE or Fa{cale) xtont 3.8 EXE ce /M 380 EXE Kerctunesssce | rose] _osee] are acne] a] THe aMeuatorllnowshow the resus oon4 23.2 EXE SLES TAGE SHE SIGE TET eos mn :40 EXE 2 =L732 Now key EXE oF F4(Cal) 1. Do not reject Ho:81=0 at =0.05, i.e. X1 isnot useful in predicting Y —p —=0.041632————~ Bake Pabacts-2ae 2. Reject Ho:B2-0 at a=0.05, i.e. K2 is useful in predicting ¥ Dp 20.55, earn 3. Do not reject Ho:83=0 at 0=0.05, i.e. X3 is not useful in predictingY 309, Find and interpret the adjusted ZNaiypomess coefficient of determination. Tore than 4 00 ours? _ Alternate hypothesis Hy 4.00 ode sonnary Memanetyponess 3 Determine the appropriate tex (reer | Test {othe fowchart)-not given hose ® rsqae | sguasesque | “ESL | “F Whatassumplion(s)are made to [None sncen>30, ae zi THEA] perform this test? FRESE OST Ra oR TT SET FSET mgrovemerts on fe groper 5. Determine the critical value that divide | Given 5% significance level. the rejection and norvrejection region | a one tated test Adjusted R? = 0.878 Test tor Diterance Between Two Means (3 known) 87.8% of the total sample variation of sale price Y From tne Main Menu select (sale prices) is explained by X1,X2 and X3, after S7AT Fadesi) FIZ) F2(2-S) then enler ihe folowing fers: 2-Sample ZTest adjusting for sample size and number of independent Data F2(var) ¥ variables in the model. uw Fa?) Information required: a gore EXE u and degrees of freedom 1 3023 EXE ny-1= degrees of freedom from sample 1 at 100 EXE 2 5.031 EXE (ie. the numerator degrees of freedom) 2 Sasi EXE ng: T= degrees of freedom from sample 2 (ie. the denominator degrees of freedom) Now key EXE or F1(Calc) »b) Use 555 to estimate the unknown parameters ByB1,s, Bsin the , ms Po Interpretation of b model Y=BotBiXatBaXatBaXat® b1=0.814 ; Estimate the mean sale price of a couficientee property to increase 0.814 dollar for every $1 — increase in appraised land value (XL} when both Uniniowee |S X2 and X2 aro held constant (fixcd). owl ea b2=0.820: Estimate the mean sale orice of a je Tone Tas] sis] S$a] property to increase 0.820 dollar for every $1 spasectndraie | rs] eta] sea]_ieo]_ ss] increase in appraised improvements(X2] when oheoonety both X1 and X3 are held constant (fixed). feasesmees, | tz] 2n| sss] 1] $)3-15.529: Estimate ttre meant sale price of a sara property to increase 15.529 dollar for each Aesetimanae | sx ess] am 20s] os] additional square foot of living area(X3} when [DSRS SE Pree oS SENT both X1 and X2 arc held constant (fix Caution The regression line (prediction line) is: YA=1470.276+0.814X,+0.820X,+13.529X, Inferences About the B parameters Test of an individual Parameter Coefficient in the Multiple If you fail to reject Ho: fi, =0, several conclusions are possible: 1. There is no relationship between y and Xi. 2. Amore complex than “linear” relationship between Y and Xi. Regression Model. oneratee est were et forge epee ft oT tapi 0 The most you can say about a B parameter test is that there is either sufficient (if reject Ho: f, =0) or insufficient (if you do net rejec Rejection Region: [t |< ta Ho: B; =0) evidence of a linear relationship Where tuand tes are based on (nk) degressoffieedomand between y and X n= Number of observations The multiple Coefficient of ict = Number off perameters inthe model — , Stop 7; Finally, if the model is deemed adequate, use the fitted Determination, R ‘model to estimate the mean value of y or to predict a particular value of y for a given valuas of the independent variables, ani Call r? (called coefficient of determination) is a measure of how well a straight-line model fits Using the Model for Estimation and Prediction: # d@ta set. 1. Confidence Interval the mean value of Y _R’ (called the multiple coefficient of SPSS printout: LMCI and UMCI determination) measure how well a multiple regression model fits a set of data. 2. Prediction Interval for ¥ SPSS printout: LICI and UIC! 2 Test Statistics: t=

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