12. The______ measures the reliability of the estimation equation. a. standard deviation b. Standard error of the estimate c. Type 1 error d. Type 11 error
13. The________ is similar to the standard deviation in that both are measures of variability.
a. variance
b. standard error of the estimate
c. type 1 error
d. type 11 error
15.
The __________ is used to describe the correlation between two variables.
a. coefficient of determination
b. correlation coefficient
c. intelligence coefficient
d. a and b are correct
Solution:
12)
The______ measures the reliability of the estimation equation.
Answer :
c. Type 1 error
13. The________ is similar to the standard deviation in that both are measures of variability.
Answer : a. variance
To measure the variation in the data , we use variance or standard deviation.
standard deviation = positive square root of variance.
15.
The __________ is used to describe the correlation between two variables.
Answer: b. correlation coefficient.
correlation coefficient is a measure of linear correlation between two variables.
It lie in the range -1 to 1.
coefficient of determination = r2 It measures the explained variation in the response variable by the predictor variable.
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