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Correlation and regression
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Define correlation
This is used when there is a
strong
relationship
between
two
variables
Types of correlation
Linear
and
curvilinear
What is the correlation coefficient
The
strength
of
correlation
What is p (rho)
Population coefficient
Waht is r (rho)
Sample coefficient
What is rho
Pearsons
correlation
coefficient
What values does rho take
-1
to
1
Waht does rho = + or - 1 mean
Perfect correlation
What does rho = 0 mean
No correlation
Equation for
rho
The
sum
of (
X
-
X
bar
) * (
Y
-
Y
bar
) / The
square
root
of the
sum
of (
X
-
X
bar
)
squared
* (
Y
-
Y
bar
)
squared.
What are the limitations of correlation
It does not tell you about the
cause
of the correlation or the
significance.
Correlation is used for
linear
relationships.
Define a model
It is a
simplification
of
reality.
It focuses on the
important
details and removes the
complexity
of systems.
Give an example of an exploraty data analysis technique
Empirical modelling
Waht is empirical modelling
Describing what the data
looks
like
What are the explanatory variables
These are those that you
measure.
Also called
independent variables.
What axis are explanatory variables on
The X
What axis are response variables on
Y
What is a bivariate regression
This is a
linear
relationship with
two
variables
What is a response variable
The
change
caused by the
change
of the
explanatory
variable. Also known as the
dependent
variable.
What is the ordinary least squares model
This is a
line
of
best
fit
that minimises the
deviations
from the
mean.
Equation for the ordinary
least
sqaures model
Y
=
alpha
+
Beta
*
X.
Where Y is the
response
variable.
Alpha is the
population
Y
intercept.
Beta is the
population
slope
coefficient.
X is the
explanatory
variable.
What is the ordinary least sqaures equation meaing
This is the
linear regression
equation
Where are alpha and Beta derived from in the linear regression equation
The
population
What do the accents on alpha and beta in the lienar equation mean
They are
estimates
calculated from the
equation
or
graph
Why would a linear regression equation predict a negative value for a discrete variable
This is due to
extrapolation
What is regression analysis
It
quantifies
the relationship between the
response
and
explanatory
variables
What is caluclated from linear regression
R squared
, which is a
goodness
of
fit
measure.
Eqaurion for R squared
Average
variance
using
model
/
Total
variance
in
sample
or
population
What does R sqaured = 1 mean
The model is
perfect
and explains
all
the
variability
in the
population
or
sample.
What is R sqaured = 0
The model
does
not
explain the
variability
within the
sample
or
population
What is multivariate data
This has
multiple variables
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