Total Sum od square
y | y-y_bar | (y-y_bar)2 |
350 | -140 | 19600 |
415 | -75 | 5625 |
220 | -270 | 72900 |
520 | 30 | 900 |
355 | -135 | 18225 |
640 | 150 | 22500 |
535 | 45 | 2025 |
885 | 395 | 156025 |
mean=490 | ||
Sum | 297800 |
p=number of predictos = 5( in table) , n=30, R-square = 0.9160
options are not mentioned
The here we have three models,
The criteria for the best model selection is R-Square, the larger value of the R-square the model is best.
among the three models "Model 1: AGE" has the highest R-square value as compared to the other two models.
ANS: "Model 1: AGE" because of high R-square=0.84
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Regression Statistics
Multiple R
0.697463374
R
Square
0.486455158
Adjusted R Square
0.483861497
Standard Error
590.2581194
Observations
200
ANOVA
df
SS
MS
F
Significance F
Regression
1
65345181.8
65345181.8
187.5554252
1.79694E-30
Residual
198
68984120.2
348404.6475
Total
199
134329302
Coefficients
Standard Error
t Stat...