Monday, October 20 ~ More about indicator variables Wednesday, October 22 ~ Inferential tools for multiple regression Monday, October 27 ~ Variable selection in regression models Wednesday, October 29 ~ Stepwise methods for variable selection Monday, November 3 ~ Regression diagnostics and review Wednesday, November 5 ~ Test 2 on Regression Analysis
- Due Wednesday, October 22
Required work
- Read Chapter 10 on Inferences about Regression Coefficients
- Data Problem 20 on pages 264 and 265 (add races for 2001 through 2003 if you can, but provide specific reference information)
Optional work
- Computational Exercises 17, 18, and 19 on pages 263 and 264
- Due Monday, October 27
Required work
- Read Chapter 12 on "Strategies for Variable Selection"
- Computational Exercise 14 on page 296
Optional work
- Conceptual Exercises 1 through 8 on pages 293 and 294
- Computational Exercises 17 and 18 on page 297
- Due Wednesday, October 29
Required work
- Review Chapter 12 on "Strategies for Variable Selection"
- Computational Exercise 10 on pages 368
Optional work
- Conceptual Exercises 1 through 9 on pages 367 and 368
- Due Monday, November 3
Required work
- Read Chapter 11 on "Model Checking and Refinement"
- Data Problem 20 on pages 370 and 371
Optional work
- Data Problem 21 on pages 371 and 372
- Due Wednesday, November 5
Required work
- Fit a multiple regression model to the Body Fat Percentage dataset that is available at: http://www.math.iup.edu/~tshort/courses/math417/spss/body_fat_fit_data_101203.sav.
Notes:
Fit the model to the data for Brozek's estimate of Body Fat Percentage.
Do not use Density as an explanatory variable.- Use your multiple regression model to predict the Brozek's Body Fat Percentages for the subjects in the prediction dataset stored at: http://www.math.iup.edu/~tshort/courses/math417/spss/body_fat_predict_data_101203.sav.
- Write a report describing any data problems you encountered, any variables you created, the regression models you explored, a summary of your final model, and the predictions you made for the subjects in the prediction dataset.
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