a) A Multiple Linear Regression Model in the form provided in Equation l is required to predict the amount of trips likely to be generated in the Bortianor vicinity in 2040. Y=a+2¡X1+æXz+æX3 (Equation 1) where Y= trips/household to work X1= number of cars owned by household X2 = income of household X3 = household size ao, ai, az and a3 =constants Using the corelation matrix obtained from a base year survey in Table 5, detemine all the possible equations that can be fomulated in the fom of Equation 1 out of which the best predictive model will be selected. Give reasons for your choice of equations. Assume all the independent variables are linearly related to the dependent variable and eachindependent variable is easily projected. Table 5: Comrelation matrix Household size Trips Car Income ownership Trips Car ownership Income Household size 1 0.65 1 0.90 0.89 1 0.97 0.25 0.18 1

a) A Multiple Linear Regression Model in the form provided in Equation l is required to predict the amount of trips likely to be generated in the Bortianor vicinity in 2040. Y=a+2¡X1+æXz+æX3 (Equation 1) where Y= trips/household to work X1= number of cars owned by household X2 = income of household X3 = household size ao, ai, az and a3 =constants Using the corelation matrix obtained from a base year survey in Table 5, detemine all the possible equations that can be fomulated in the fom of Equation 1 out of which the best predictive model will be selected. Give reasons for your choice of equations. Assume all the independent variables are linearly related to the dependent variable and eachindependent variable is easily projected. Table 5: Comrelation matrix Household size Trips Car Income ownership Trips Car ownership Income Household size 1 0.65 1 0.90 0.89 1 0.97 0.25 0.18 1

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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