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M 384G/CAM384T Fall 08 Assignment: Multicollinearity and Regression Analysis, Exams of Mathematics

The instructions for an assignment in a statistics course, focusing on multicollinearity and regression analysis. Students are required to use given data sets and perform various tasks such as finding reasonable values for lambdas, anticipating multicollinearity problems, and creating scatterplot matrices. The assignment also includes instructions for reading specific sections from the textbook and notes about potential misprints.

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Uploaded on 08/30/2009

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Download M 384G/CAM384T Fall 08 Assignment: Multicollinearity and Regression Analysis and more Exams Mathematics in PDF only on Docsity! M 384G/CAM384T, Fall 08 ASSIGNMENT FOR FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 I. A. 13.1.1 Do not just use the algorithm, but use the values it gives plus the considerations we have discussed in class to find reasonable values for the lambdas. Be sure to give reasons for your decisions. In particular, be sure to do a Likelihood Ratio Test to help decide that the values you decide on are suitable. B. Based on the description of the variables, the context, and the scatterplot matrix, do you anticipate any possible multicollinearity problems with this data set? If so, where, and why? C. 13.1.2 D. 13.1.3 E. 13.1.4 II. A. Read Section 10.4. Based on the description of the variables, the context, and the scatterplot matrix, do you anticipate any possible multicollinearity problems with this data set? If so, where, and why? B. 11.6.1 C. 11.6.2 [Note: Some printings of the textbook have a misprint in this problem. The second line of 11.6.2 should read, "with log2(BW) not included in the mean function."] D. 11.6.4 E. 11.6.5 F. 11.6.6 G. 11.6.7 III. A. Make a scatterplot matrix for the data in the file select.lsp. Also use “display data” to see the data. Based on what you see and the list of data, do you anticipate any possible multicollinearity problems with this data set? If so, where, and why? B. 11.3 Caution: Use the data in the file select.lsp; this is not exactly the same as what is displayed in Table 11.8. Note: The final exam will be due at 5 pm, Friday, December 12 (the end of the final exam date and time listed in the course schedule for this course). That is one week after this last homework assignment is due. Therefore I will try to hand out at least part of the final exam by Wednesday, Nov. 26 for those who would like to get a head start on it.