Linear regression Flashcards

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What is regression? how is it different from correlation?

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Regression determines if one variable predicts/explains another variable whereas correlation tells us how strongly two variables relate to each other (strength and direction)

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What is the predictor variable?

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  • independent variable
  • explanatory variable
  • X variable in regression model
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What is the outcome variable?

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  • dependent
  • criterion variable
  • Y variable in regression model
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4
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What is linear regression?

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A form of regression that assesses the linear relationship between one or more (continuous or categorical) predictor variable variables and a continuous outcome variable

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5
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What is the difference between simple linear regression and multiple linear regression?

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Simple = one predictor and one outcome
multiple = two or more predictor and one outcome

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How would you write you hypothesis

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H0: Self-presentation on TikTok does not significantly predict slang use intention on TikTok.
Ha: Self-presentation on TikTok significantly predicts slang use intention on TikTok (positively/negatively).

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What is the mean model? is it a good model?

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Mean model uses the average of Y as the predictor value for all observations
- not a good model as ignores the actual y values

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What is a regression line?

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line of best fit, pass through some of the points but not all
- does not make perfect predictions

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9
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What is the residuals on regression line?

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difference between what model predicted and the value of the actual model

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What do residuals help us do?

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  • measure error in the predictions
  • error in regression does not = mistake
  • error represents the difference between actual values and predicted values
  • shows us how well model fits data
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If the actual value is above the regression line, the residual is…

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positive

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12
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What does it mean if there is more positive residuals or more negative?

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pos = model underestimates
neg = model overestimates

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13
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What is the linear regression formula?

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y = a + bx (y = outcome variable, x = predictor variable)

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14
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What is a in the equation (y = a + bx)

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a is the intercept, the value of y when x = 0

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15
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explain π˜Μ‚=𝐛_𝟎+ 𝐛_𝟏 𝐗

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YΜ‚ (Y hat) = The predicted outcome based on the regression model

X = The predictor variable

𝑏_0 “(betaβˆ’zero)” = the intercept, representing the predicted value of Y when X = 0

𝑏_1 (beta-one) represents the change in the predicted Y for each 1-unit increase in X

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16
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what is b in the equation (y = a + bx)

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the slope, tells us how much y changes when x is increased by 1

17
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How do we find the slope and the intercept?

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𝑏_0= 𝑦̅ βˆ’π‘_1βˆ—π‘₯Μ… (intercept)
𝑏_1= π’“βˆ—π’”_π’š/𝒔_𝒙 (slope)

π‘₯Μ… and 𝑦̅ are the mean values of X and Y
𝒓 is the Pearson correlati