Using the same data, Complete the following a) Perform a linear regression analysis with height the independent variable and weight the dependent, i.e. weight = 0 + 1 × height + E
Gender | Height | Weight |
Male | 73.84701702 | 241.8935632 |
Male | 68.78190405 | 162.3104725 |
Male | 74.11010539 | 212.7408556 |
Male | 71.7309784 | 220.0424703 |
Male | 69.88179586 | 206.3498006 |
Male | 67.25301569 | 152.2121558 |
Male | 68.78508125 | 183.9278886 |
Male | 68.34851551 | 167.9711105 |
Male | 67.01894966 | 175.9294404 |
Male | 63.45649398 | 156.3996764 |
Male | 71.19538228 | 186.6049256 |
Male | 71.64080512 | 213.7411695 |
Male | 64.76632913 | 167.1274611 |
Male | 69.2830701 | 189.4461814 |
Male | 69.24373223 | 186.434168 |
Male | 67.6456197 | 172.1869301 |
Male | 72.41831663 | 196.0285063 |
Male | 63.97432572 | 172.8834702 |
Male | 69.6400599 | 185.9839576 |
Male | 67.93600485 | 182.426648 |
Male | 67.91505019 | 174.1159291 |
Male | 69.43943987 | 197.7314216 |
Male | 66.14913196 | 149.173566 |
Male | 75.20597361 | 228.7617806 |
Male | 67.89319634 | 162.0066518 |
Male | 68.1440328 | 192.3439766 |
Male | 69.08963143 | 184.4351744 |
Male | 72.80084352 | 206.8281894 |
Male | 67.42124228 | 175.2139224 |
Male | 68.49641536 | 154.3426389 |
Male | 68.61811055 | 187.5068432 |
Male | 74.03380762 | 212.9102253 |
Male | 71.52821604 | 195.0322432 |
Male | 69.1801611 | 205.1836213 |
Male | 69.57720237 | 204.1641255 |
Male | 70.40092889 | 192.9035151 |
Male | 69.07617117 | 197.4882426 |
Male | 67.19352328 | 183.8109732 |
Male | 65.80731565 | 163.8518249 |
Answer:
Male data only given. Regression performed for male data only.
Excel Addon Megastat used.
Menu used: correlation/Regression ---- Regression Analysis.
a).
Regression Analysis |
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r² |
0.6705 |
n |
39 |
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r |
0.8188 |
k |
1 |
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Std. Error of Estimate |
12.5888 |
Dep. Var. |
Weight |
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Regression output |
confidence interval |
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variables |
coefficients |
std. error |
t (df=37) |
p-value |
95% lower |
95% upper |
|
Intercept |
a = |
-265.0053 |
52.152 |
-5.081 |
0.0000 |
-370.674 |
-159.336 |
Height |
b = |
6.5343 |
0.753 |
8.677 |
0.0000 |
5.009 |
8.060 |
ANOVA table |
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Source |
SS |
df |
MS |
F |
p-value |
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Regression |
11,932.582 |
1 |
11,932.582 |
75.30 |
0.0000 |
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Residual |
5,863.636 |
37 |
158.477 |
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Total |
17,796.218 |
38 |
Prediction equation: weight = -265.0053+6.5343*height
R square =0.6705
F statistic = 75.30
b).
standard error of b1 = 0.753
test statistic = 8.677
yes, we reject Ho.
Height is significantly related to weight. 67.05% of variance in
weight is explained by height.
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