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In the second part of this assessment, you'll analyze a set of mother and daughter heights, also fromGaltonFamilies. Definefemale_heights, a set of mother and daughter
In the second part of this assessment, you'll analyze a set of mother and daughter heights, also fromGaltonFamilies.
Definefemale_heights, a set of mother and daughter heights sampled fromGaltonFamilies, as follows:
set.seed(1989) #if you are using R 3.5 or earlier set.seed(1989, sample.kind="Rounding") #if you are using R 3.6 or later library(HistData) data("GaltonFamilies") female_heights <- GaltonFamilies%>% filter(gender == "female") %>% group_by(family) %>% sample_n(1) %>% ungroup() %>% select(mother, childHeight) %>% rename(daughter = childHeight)
Question 8
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Calculate the mean and standard deviation of mothers' heights, the mean and standard deviation of daughters' heights, and the correlaton coefficient between mother and daughter heights.
Mean of mothers' heights
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63
Standard deviation of mothers' heights
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2.04124472
Mean of daughters' heights
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65
Standard deviation of daughters' heights
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3.209361307
Correlation coefficient
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0.74
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Question 9
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Calculate the slope and intercept of the regression line predicting daughters' heights given mothers' heights. Given an increase in mother's height by 1 inch, how many inches is the daughter's height expected to change?
Slope of regression line predicting daughters' height from mothers' heights
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Intercept of regression line predicting daughters' height from mothers' heights
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Change in daughter's height in inches given a 1 inch increase in the mother's height
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What percent of the variability in daughter heights is explained by the mother's height?
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Question 11
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A mother has a height of 60 inches.
What is the conditional expected value of her daughter's height given the mother's height?
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