A study was done to find the relationship of y with five explanatory variables X1, X2, X3, X4 and X5 using a sample of size n-20. Here is some of the information for the FULL model: ss total- 23.8 680, SSR-21.0474, SSE=2.8206 To study whether two variables X4 and X5 have any additional predictive power after X1, x2, X3, variables are included in the model, a REDUCED model was fitted with the following information: SSR- 1.845, SSE- 22.023 To find out if omitted variables have any additional predictive power, what is the rejection region with o=0.01? O F>5.56 O F>6.36 O F>5.61 O F>2.73

A study was done to find the relationship of y with five explanatory variables X1, X2, X3, X4 and X5 using a sample of size n-20. Here is some of the information for the FULL model: ss total- 23.8 680, SSR-21.0474, SSE=2.8206 To study whether two variables X4 and X5 have any additional predictive power after X1, x2, X3, variables are included in the model, a REDUCED model was fitted with the following information: SSR- 1.845, SSE- 22.023 To find out if omitted variables have any additional predictive power, what is the rejection region with o=0.01? O F>5.56 O F>6.36 O F>5.61 O F>2.73

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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