1 UTDATASAMMANFATTNING 3 Regressionsstatistik 4 Multipel-R 5 R-kvadrat 6 Justerad R-kvadrat 7 Standardfel 8 Observationer 0,646150053 0,417509891 0,409188604 171,6900119 356 10 ANOVA p-värde för F 11 fg KVS MKV 12 Regression 13 Residual 5 7394968,353 1478993,671 50,17371448 4,04769E-39 350 10317111,06 29477,46018 355 17712079,42 14 Totalt 15 Koefficienter Standardfel p-värde 485,5923237 681,6715405 0,712355284 0,476719391 -855,0954057 1826,280053 Övre 95% 16 t-kvot Nedre 95% 17 Konstant 18 Utomhustemperatur 19 Byggår 20 Antal personer i hushållet 21 Tilläggsisolering halv 22 Tilläggsisolering hel -2,478024268 0,681354506 -3,636908902 0,0003174 -3,818088464 -1,137960071 0,405576452 0,349664865 1,1599005 0,246879939 -0,282132168 1,093285071 -3,267213185 6,38957041 -0,511335344 0,60943868 -15,83399665 9,299570281 -108,4348727 22,57201608 -4,803951599 2,31122E-06 -152,828724 -64,04102147 -341,3799588_ 22,31077636 -15,30112414 7,93911E-41 -385,2600129 -297,4999047 23 C.

1 UTDATASAMMANFATTNING 3 Regressionsstatistik 4 Multipel-R 5 R-kvadrat 6 Justerad R-kvadrat 7 Standardfel 8 Observationer 0,646150053 0,417509891 0,409188604 171,6900119 356 10 ANOVA p-värde för F 11 fg KVS MKV 12 Regression 13 Residual 5 7394968,353 1478993,671 50,17371448 4,04769E-39 350 10317111,06 29477,46018 355 17712079,42 14 Totalt 15 Koefficienter Standardfel p-värde 485,5923237 681,6715405 0,712355284 0,476719391 -855,0954057 1826,280053 Övre 95% 16 t-kvot Nedre 95% 17 Konstant 18 Utomhustemperatur 19 Byggår 20 Antal personer i hushållet 21 Tilläggsisolering halv 22 Tilläggsisolering hel -2,478024268 0,681354506 -3,636908902 0,0003174 -3,818088464 -1,137960071 0,405576452 0,349664865 1,1599005 0,246879939 -0,282132168 1,093285071 -3,267213185 6,38957041 -0,511335344 0,60943868 -15,83399665 9,299570281 -108,4348727 22,57201608 -4,803951599 2,31122E-06 -152,828724 -64,04102147 -341,3799588_ 22,31077636 -15,30112414 7,93911E-41 -385,2600129 -297,4999047 23 C.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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