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131 plays 0In this final topic, we consider using the estimated regression line to estimate the mean response at a given value of the explanatory (x) variable. The standard error… -
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46 plays 0In this lesson, the assumption of the normality of errors, and hence the normality of the responses is added to the simple linear regression model. The consequences are… -
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33 plays 0In this lesson, two models for paired data are introduced that are also called simple linear regression models. In the previous lesson, the estimators we derived… -
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87 plays 0Methods for estimating the coefficients in the simple linear regression model are investigated. The least squares method is a purely mathematical approach, requiring no… -
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53 plays 0In analysis of variance, we looked at how one factor (a discrete or a categorical variable) influenced the means of a response variable. We now turn to simple linear… -
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215 plays 0Linear combinations of means, and in particular contrasts, play an important role in analysis of variance (ANOVA). Through understanding and analyzing contrasts,… -
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69 plays 0In this lesson, we consider the "Classic ANOVA Hypothesis." Assumptions on the cell means model are described and used to devise an F test for the hypothesis. -
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86 plays 0Up until now, we have modeled random variables with a probability mass function or a probability density function. We then discussed in detail the theory behind… -
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137 plays 0In this lesson, some approximate and asymptotic versions of confidence sets are explored. The purpose here is to illustrate some methods that will be of use in more… -
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411 plays 0The lesson describes a few methods for deriving some tests in complicated problems in which no optimal test (such as the uniformly most powerful test) exists or is… -
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309 plays 0There are several properties to be considered when considering a point estimator from an asymptotic perspective. In this lesson, the concepts of consistency and… -
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195 plays 0Loss function for confidence sets (or credible sets) combines the maximum coverage probability and shortest interval criteria into one function - the loss function. The… -
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223 plays 0The goal of obtaining a smallest confidence set with a specified coverage probability can also be attained using Bayesian criteria. If we have a posterior distribution… -
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138 plays 0Since there is a one-to-one correspondence between confidence sets and tests of hypotheses, there is some correspondence between the optimality of tests and the… -
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432 plays 0There are a number of methods for finding an interval estimator. In the frequentist domain, the three methods previously discussed are inverting the acceptance region…