Regression residuals — normality?
Residuals should be normally distributed for inference.
Homoskedasticity — assumption?
Residual variance should be constant across X.
Random residual pattern — indicator?
No systematic pattern in residuals vs X.
Slope estimate — formula?
Sum of cross-products divided by sum of X deviations.
Intercept estimate — formula?
Mean of Y minus slope times mean of X.
Slope significance test — statistic?
t = (b̂1−0)/SE(b̂1).
Prediction interval — key component?
Includes forecast ± t·standard error of forecast.
Dummy variable — coefficient interpretation?
Difference in means between groups.
Correlation test — used when?
Variables are approximately normal and continuous.
Spearman correlation — basis?
Ranks of data, for non-normal distributions.
Chi-square — degrees of freedom?
(rows−1)×(columns−1).
Variance test — statistic?
Chi-square = (n−1)s²/σ₀².
Choosing test — when paired?
Dependent samples, same subjects measured twice.
Significance level — effect?
Lower α reduces Type I error, increases Type II error.
Standard error — formula?
σ/√n if σ known; estimated from data otherwise.
CLT — role?
Allows normal approximation for large samples.
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1. Which statement best describes the normality assumption in simple linear regression?
2. What does a non-random pattern in a residuals-versus-X plot most strongly suggest?
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