Consider the simple two-variable linear regression model y₁ = Bo + Bixi + e¡ with unknownparameters Boand B₁ and s, is the unobserved random error term. The corresponding OLSregression equation for the above model is: 9 = Bo + B₁x + ₁, where hats indicated estimates ofthe coefficients and residuals. Given this information, what is the OLS criterion?a. min Σ. ΣΤΟ -1)b. min E *Σ(βο + β1x.)c. min E ê-E-Bo + B₂x₁)d. min ΣτêΣΟ - β - β,x)e. min Σ€ΣΟ - β)abOcOd

The OLS (Ordinary Least Squares) criterion is used to find the best-fitting linear regression line…

Consider the simple two-variable linear regression model y = Bo + Bixi +e with unknown parameters Boand B₁ and e, is the unobserved random error term. The corresponding OLS regression equation for the above model is: 9 = Bo + Bx+, where hats indicated estimates of the coefficients and residuals. Given this information, what is the OLS criterion? a. min ΣΤê ΣΤΟ -2) b. min Σte. Στ(βο + βικι) c. min E ê-E9-B₂ + B₂x₁) d. min E e-Evi-Bo-B₁x₁) e. min Σ' eΣΟ - β.)

Consider the simple two-variable linear regression model y = Bo + Bixi +e with unknown parameters Boand B₁ and e, is the unobserved random error term. The corresponding OLS regression equation for the above model is: 9 = Bo + Bx+, where hats indicated estimates of the coefficients and residuals. Given this information, what is the OLS criterion? a. min ΣΤê ΣΤΟ -2) b. min Σte. Στ(βο + βικι) c. min E ê-E9-B₂ + B₂x₁) d. min E e-Evi-Bo-B₁x₁) e. min Σ' eΣΟ - β.)

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