1. In a Regression model, what measurement approximately tells us the amount of variation in our dependent variable that is explained by the model?
Group of answer choices
F Statistic
None of these
R-Square
t Statistic
2. In your own words, briefly describe what a hypothesis test is looking for to determine whether or not a result is significant.
What is a drawback of Exponential Smoothing models?
Group of answer choices
None of these
They always lag real - world trends
They attempt to incorporate all previous data
They are good for relatively stationary data
From the given information,
Question 1.
The correct answer is,
R-square
Question 2.
For hypothesis testing,
When we are using software for testing,
Usually we have p-value,
And if p-value < 0.05 then we can conclude that result is significant.
And
Drawback of Exponential smoothing models is They always lag real-world trends.
Thank you.
1. In a Regression model, what measurement approximately tells us the amount of variation in our...
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