Apply the four criteria for the inclusion of a variable( theory || t-test || R² || Bias |) to determine whether PRP isirrelevant or previously was an omitted (relevant) variable (that is,whether PRP should or should not be included in the above model). - reg YEARY PC PB YD TEMP PRPSourcedfMSNumber of obs29F(6, 22)=1777.52Model2025.82114337.636856Prob > F0.0000=ResidualR-squaredAdj R-squared4.1788622122.1899482820.99790.9974Total20302872.5Root MSE=.43583YEARCoefficientStd. err.tP>|t|[95% conf. interval]Y.0640617.05232151.220.234-.0444465.1725699PC-.0179212.010265-1.750.095-.0392094.003367PB.0058838.00500921.170.253-.0045047.0162722YD.0978191.01422616.880.000.068316.1273222TEMP.0021932.00541430.410.689-.0090354.0134218PRP.0087202.00919060.950.353-.01034.0277804cons1966.4751.7279651138.030.0001962.8921970.059

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Apply the four criteria for the inclusion of a variable (| theory || t-test || R² || Bias |) to determine whether PRP is irrelevant or previously was an omitted (relevant) variable (that is, whether PRP should or should not be included in the above model).

Apply the four criteria for the inclusion of a variable (| theory || t-test || R² || Bias |) to determine whether PRP is irrelevant or previously was an omitted (relevant) variable (that is, whether PRP should or should not be included in the above model).

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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