Applied Linear Statistical Models, Part 1 - Class Notes
From Applied Linear Statistical Models, 5th Edition, by Michael Kutner, Christopher Nachtsheim, John Neter, and William Li (McGraw Hill, 2005)
"Applied Linear Statistical Models" is not a formal class at ETSU, but the material here might overlap some with the Statistical Methods sequence (STAT 5710 and 5720). The book and these notes are broken into six parts. Links to the parts are given on my main Applied Linear Statistical Models webpage.
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PART ONE. SIMPLE LINEAR REGRESSION
Chapter 1. Linear Regression with One Predictor Variable.
Chapter 2. Inferences in Regression and Correlation.
- 2.1. Inferences Concerning β1 (partial). Section 2.1 notes
- 2.2. Inferences Concerning β0.
- 2.3. Some Considerations on Making Inferences Concerning β0 and β1.
- 2.4. Interval Estimation of E{Yn}.
- 2.5. Prediction of New Observations.
- 2.6. Confidence Band for Regression Line.
- 2.7. Analysis of Variance Approach to Regression Analysis.
- 2.8. General Linear Test Approach.
- 2.9. Descriptive Measures of Linear Association between X and Y.
- 2.10. Considerations in Applying Regression Analysis.
- 2.11. Normal Correlation Models.
- Study Guide 2.
Chapter 3. Diagnostics and Remedial Measure.
- 3.1. Diagnostics for Predictor Variable.
- 3.2. Residuals.
- 3.3. Diagnostics for Residuals.
- 3.4. Overview of Tests Involving Residuals.
- 3.5. Correlation Test for Normality.
- 3.6. Tests for Constancy of Error Variance.
- 3.7. F Test for Lack of Fit.
- 3.8. Overview of Remedial Measures.
- 3.9. Transformations.
- 3.10. Case Example - Plutonium Measurement.
- 3.11. Normal Correlation Models.
- Study Guide 3.
Chapter 4. Simultaneous Inferences and Other Topics in Regression Analysis.
- 4.1. Joint Estimation of β0 and β1.
- 4.2. Simultaneous Estimation of Mean Responses.
- 4.3. Simultaneous Prediction Intervals for New Observations.
- 4.4. Regression through Origin.
- 4.5. Effects of Measurement Errors.
- 4.6. Inverse Predictions.
- 4.7. Choice of X Levels.
- Study Guide 4.
Chapter 5. Matrix Approach to Simple Linear Regression Analysis. Chapter 5 Introduction notes
- 5.1. Matrices.
- 5.2. Matrix Addition and Subtraction.
- 5.3. Matrix Multiplication.
- 5.4. Special Types of Matrices.
- 5.5. Linear Dependence and Rank of Matrix.
- 5.6. Inverse of a Matrix.
- 5.7. Some Basic Results for Matrices.
- 5.8. Random Vectors and Matrices. Section 5.8 notes
- 5.9. Simple Linear Regression Model in Matrix Terms. Section 5.9 notes
- 5.10. Least Squares Estimation of Regression Parameters.
- 5.11. Fitted Values and Residuals.
- 5.12. Analysis of Variance Results.
- 5.13. Inferences in Regression Analysis.
- Study Guide 5.
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