Think of a project (a significant increase in average highway road in Dallas County Texas over the last 10 years) that involves data collection. Collect (a significant increase in average highway road in Dallas County Texas over the last 10 years) the needed data, propose several hypotheses and a regression model, and perform the statistical analysis required to calibrate its model or verify/refute its hypothesis.

Think of a project (a significant increase in average highway road in Dallas County Texas over the last 10 years) that involves data collection. Collect (a significant increase in average highway road in Dallas County Texas over the last 10 years) the needed data, propose several hypotheses and a regression model, and perform the statistical analysis required to calibrate its model or verify/refute its hypothesis.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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