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Notes 6: Multiple Linear Regression

Notes 6: Multiple Linear Regression. 1. The Multiple Linear Regression Model 2. Estimates and Plug-in Prediction 3. Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Tests 4. Fits, residuals, R-squared, and the overall F-test 5. Categorical Variables as Regressors

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SSS II Lecture 1: Correlation and Regression

Graduate School 2008/2009 Social Science Statistics II Gwilym Pryce www.gpryce.com. SSS II Lecture 1: Correlation and Regression. Aims and Objectives:. Aim: to introduce correlation coefficients and multiple regression Objectives: by the end of this lecture students should be able to:

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Logistic regression for binary response variables

Logistic regression for binary response variables. Space shuttle example. n = 24 space shuttle launches prior to Challenger disaster on January 27, 1986 Response y is an indicator variable y = 1 if O-ring failures during launch y = 0 if no O-ring failures during launch

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6. Multiple Regression Analysis: Further Issues

6. Multiple Regression Analysis: Further Issues. 6.1 Effects of Data Scaling on OLS Statistics 6.2 More on Functional Form 6.3 More on Goodness-of-Fit and Selection of Regressors 6.4 Prediction and Residual Analysis. 6.1 Data Scaling and OLS.

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Fixed Effects Model (FEM)

Fixed Effects Model (FEM). Presented by Neals M. Frage April 26, 2006. Outline. An illustrative example of the Fixed Effects Model (FEM). Cautions on the use of FEM. Application of FEM. An illustrative example. Consider the following pooling estimation model:.

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Econometric Modelling

Econometric Modelling . Introduction. To examine some econometric results from various financial models To use the results to determine levels of significance of the variables and whether the results fit the theory To use the results for testing specific restrictions.

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Regression Analysis

Regression Analysis. W&W Chapter 12 & 15 (1-3). Correlation and Regression I. Bivariate regression shows us how variables are linearly related. Correlational analysis tells us the degree to which variables are related. Recall how to calculate correlation, or r :

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Estimation of Production Functions: Fixed Effects in Panel Data

Estimation of Production Functions: Fixed Effects in Panel Data. Lecture VIII. Analysis of Covariance. Looking at a representative regression model

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Estimation of Production Functions: Fixed Effects in Panel Data

Estimation of Production Functions: Fixed Effects in Panel Data. Lecture VIII. Analysis of Covariance. Looking at a representative regression model

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Financial Inclusion of the Poor in Peru

Financial Inclusion of the Poor in Peru. Dr. Ana Marr, University of Greenwich, London, UK Dr. Janina Leon, Universidad Catolica de Peru Mg. Fatima Ponce, Universidad Catolica del Peru LACEA 2012, Lima - PERU. Content. 1. Background 2. The importance of the study

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Experiment

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