Refer to the water-discharge data given in Exercise 55 and let , and . Consider fitting the
Question:
Refer to the water-discharge data given in Exercise 55 and let , and . Consider fitting the model .
a. The resulting hii’s are .138, .302, .266, .604, .464, .360,
.215, .153, .214, and .284. Does any observation appear to be influential?
b. The estimated coefficients are and , and the corresponding estimated standard deviations are , and .
The second standardized residual is . When the second observation is omitted from the data set, the resulting estimated coefficients are , and
. Do any of these changes indicate that the second observation is influential?
c. Deletion of the fourth observation (why?) yields
, and . Is this observation influential?
bˆ b 2 5 .1515 ˆ
0 5 1.4592, bˆ
1 5 .9850 bˆ
2 5 .3085 bˆ
0 5 1.8982, bˆ
1 5 1.025 e2
* 5 2.19 sbˆ sbˆ 2 5 .1752 0 5 .7328, sbˆ
1 5 .1528 bˆ
2 5 .1815 bˆ
0 5 1.5652, bˆ
1 5 .9450, Y 5 b0 1 b1x 1 1
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Probability And Statistics For Engineering And The Sciences
ISBN: 9781133169345
8th Edition
Authors: Jay L Devore, Roger Ellsbury