Let sx and sy denote the sample standard deviations of the observed xs and ys, respectively [that
Question:
Let sx and sy denote the sample standard deviations of the observed x’s and y’s, respectively [that is, and similarly for ].
a. Show that an alternative expression for the estimated regression line is
b. This expression for the regression line can be interpreted as follows. Suppose . What then is the predicted y for an x that lies 1 SD (sx units) above the mean of the xi
’s? If r were 1, the prediction would be for y to lie 1 SD above its mean , but since , we predict a y that is only .5 SD (.5sy unit) above . Using the data in Exercise 64 for a patient whose age is 1 SD below the average age in the sample, by how many standard deviations is the patient’s predicted CBG above or below the average
CBG for the sample?
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Probability And Statistics For Engineering And The Sciences
ISBN: 9781133169345
8th Edition
Authors: Jay L Devore, Roger Ellsbury