Mathematical Statistics with Applications
Mathematical Statistics with Applications
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781111798789
Author: Dennis O. Wackerly
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 13, Problem 88SE
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Show that Total SS= SST+SSB+SSE.

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The formulas for sum of squares are as follows:

TSS =i=1kj=1b(YijY¯)2SST =bi=1k(Y¯i.Y¯)2SSB =kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)2SSE=i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.jY¯)2.

The total sum of squares is calculated is as follows:

TSS =i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.+Y¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯.jY¯+Y¯Y¯)2=i=1kj=1b((Y¯i.Y¯)+(Y¯.jY¯)+YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2=[i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)2+i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)2+i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2+2i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)(Y¯.jY¯)+2i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)+2i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)]

Consider

j=1b(Y¯.jY¯)=[j=1b1k(i=1kYij)b×i=1kj=1bYijbk]=[1ki=1kj=1bYij1ki=1kj=1bYij]=0

i=1k(Y¯.iY¯)=[i=1k1b(j=1bYij)k×i=1kj=1bYijbk]=[1bi=1kj=1bYij1bi=1kj=1bYij]=0

i=1k(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)=i=1k(Yij1bj=1bYij1ki=1kYij1bki=1kj=1bYij)=i=1kYij1bi=1kj=1bYijkki=1kYij+1bi=1kj=1bYij=0

Thus, the required TSS is as follows:

TSS =[i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)2+i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)2+i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2+2i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)(Y¯.jY¯)+2i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)+2i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)]=[i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)2+i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)2+i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2+2i=1k(Y¯i.Y¯)i=1k(Y¯.jY¯)+2j=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)i=1k(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)+2j=1k(Y¯.jY¯)i=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)]=i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)2+i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)2+i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2+0+0+0=i=1kj=1b(Y¯i.Y¯)2+i=1kj=1b(Y¯.jY¯)2+i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2=bi=1k(Y¯i.Y¯)2+kj=1k(Y¯.jY¯)2+i=1kj=1b(YijY¯i.Y¯.j+Y¯)2=SST+SSB+SSE

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