DATA y x1 10 2113 11 2003 11 2957 13 2285 10 2971 11 2309 10 2528 11 2147 4 1689
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DATA
y x1
10 2113
11 2003
11 2957
13 2285
10 2971
11 2309
10 2528
11 2147
4 1689
2 2566
7 2363
10 2109
9 2295
9 1932
6 2213
5 1722
5 1498
5 1873
6 2118
4 1775
3 1904
3 1929
4 2080
10 2301
6 2040
8 2447
2 1416
0 1503
e. Find a 99% Confidence Interval for the mean number of games won if the team has 2000 f. Interpret (in words, with complete sentences) what the confidence interval obtained in g. what is a 99% confidence interval for the number of games won if an individual team h. Discuss the residual plots. Specifically, do the four underlying assumptions to linear yards rushing (i.e., xi- 2000). part e means has 2000 yards rushing? regression seem to be valid? Present SPECIFIC characteristics of the plots to support your assertions.Explanation / Answer
a. A confidence interval is an interval in which there is maximum probability of a parameter, of the population falling in this case being the mean.
Since in this case there we have only the sample, we should first calculate the standard deviation s of the sample, The number of observation points = n, the confidence level is at 99% i.e alpha = 0.01
So the formula to calculate this interval is
xbar +- t(alpha/2) * (s/SQRT(n)) where xbar = 2000 and t is the vlaue of the area under the st. normal curve to the right of t = 0.005
Substituting all the values we can get the 99% C.I. around x = 2000
b. A confidence interval is an interval in which there is maximum probability of a parameter, of the population falling in this case being the mean. So if we want to be 95 % sure that the range within which the mean of the population in this case will fall, then we construct a 95% confidence interval around the mean calculated from the smaller sample size which we have in this case.
So the 99% confidence interval is a projection of where the population parameter will fall
c. A 99% confidence interval for the number of games won by a team when x = 2000 is related to the linear model
A linear model helps predict the dependent variable given a certain value of the independent variable, but this prediction is not always true and has a certain error associated with it which depends on the fit of the model.
So a 99% confidence interval is an interval around the predicted value at x = 2000, where we are 99% confident that the actual observed value will lie irrespective of error of the model
d. Yes the residual plots shown do indicate a linear model, which can be built by a linear regression model. For example the residual versus percent plot is a straight line passing through most points and the residual vs frequecy plot, indicates a constant deviation of -2 for majority of the points which means that many of the underlying assumptions to linear regression seem to be true
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