RSquare | 0.466146 |
RSquare Adjusted | 0.455138 |
Root Mean Square Error | 0.416758 |
Mean of Response | 3.1882 |
Observations (Sum Wgts) | 100 |
Source | DF | Sum of Square | Mean Square | F Ratio |
Model | 2 | 14.718 | 7.35542 | 42.3488 |
Error | 97 | 16.847 | 0.17369 | Prob >F |
C. Total | 99 | 31.558 | 0.001 |
Lack of Fit
Source | DF | Sum of Square | Mean Square | F Ratio |
Lack of fit | 84 | 16.0369 | 0.190916 | 3.0615 |
Pure Error | 13 | 0.810683 | 0.062360 | Prob>F 0.0140 |
Total Error | 97 | 16.847 | Max Rsq 0.9743 |
Term | Estimate | STD Error | t ratio | Prob>t |
intercept | 0.0918 | 0.361 | 0.25 | 0.8003 |
stanine | 0.0255103 | 0.045212 | 0.56 | 0.5739 |
GPA | 0.8816422 | 0.112088 | 7.87 | <0.001 |
A researcher is looking at how good of indicators a stanine test and gpa are on IB gpa. Based on data from Multiple regression output tables above, summarize findings.
Lets go one by one:
1.)
Gpa:
For this variable, P-value of t-statistic is less than 0.001
This indicates that this variable is highly significant at 5% significance level(95% confidence) since p-value is less than 0.05
Hence GPA is good indicator on IB gpa.
2.)
For this variable, p-value is 0.5739
This is much higher than 0.05. Hence its not a significant variable at 5% significance level(95% confidence) .
We should remove it and run the regression again
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