QUESTION 16 Problem 4c: A forester has a unique ability to estimate the volume (in cubic feet) of trees prior to a timber sale. The timber company wants him to train other employees in his technique of estimation. The forrester's assistant estimates the cubic-foot volume of each tree. After the tree has been chopped down, the forresters obtains the actual cubic-foot volume for a total of 26 trees. A regression model was fitted to the data, with the Estimated Volume y fitted against the Actual Volume x of each tree. The results of the regression are shown below: Analysis of Variance Coefficients Model Summary Source DF Adj SS Adj MS F-Value P-Value Term Coef SE Coef T-Vaase P-Value S R-sq R-sq(adj) Regression 1 234.31 234.315 294.81 0.000 Constant 1.845 0.856 2.15 0.041 0.891520 92.47% 92.16% Error 24 19.08 0.795 Act vol 0.7830 0.0456 17.17 0.000 Total 25 253.39 c) Determine the correlation rw between the actual and estimated volumes for this assistant. Report your result as a proportion (i.e, not as a percentage) with 3 decimals.
QUESTION 16 Problem 4c: A forester has a unique ability to estimate the volume (in cubic feet) of trees prior to a timber sale. The timber company wants him to train other employees in his technique of estimation. The forrester's assistant estimates the cubic-foot volume of each tree. After the tree has been chopped down, the forresters obtains the actual cubic-foot volume for a total of 26 trees. A regression model was fitted to the data, with the Estimated Volume y fitted against the Actual Volume x of each tree. The results of the regression are shown below: Analysis of Variance Coefficients Model Summary Source DF Adj SS Adj MS F-Value P-Value Term Coef SE Coef T-Vaase P-Value S R-sq R-sq(adj) Regression 1 234.31 234.315 294.81 0.000 Constant 1.845 0.856 2.15 0.041 0.891520 92.47% 92.16% Error 24 19.08 0.795 Act vol 0.7830 0.0456 17.17 0.000 Total 25 253.39 c) Determine the correlation rw between the actual and estimated volumes for this assistant. Report your result as a proportion (i.e, not as a percentage) with 3 decimals.
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