Statistics 102H: Bulging rule and assumptions
Statistics 102H: Bulging rule and assumptions
Bulging rule
Finishing wine
Compute equation and find maximum
Prediction: This is the prediction perspective
Science perspective: Maybe large shelf space is in large stores? So changing shelf space doesn't change anything. Need to read details of experiment/data.
Mathematics perspective: Show MLE computation.
Cell phones
Introduce bulging rule
Current statistics:
here
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Looks like March 2002 = 180 Million?
Assumptions
Independence
Normality
Homoskadasticity
(see page 44-46)
Checking assumptions
Residuals approximately equal epsilons
make residuals in JMP
Look like a magnifying glass
Isolated points
Trouble or an anoynance?
deviations in Y direction = trouble (called outlier)
deviation in X direction = anoynance (called high leverage)
BOTH = influential point = big trouble!
Cottages
important points might be leveraged
To do at home
Look at managing benifits (page 23)
Can you use a transformation to fix this curvature?
Try a few to convience yourself of your answer
Follow the book in generating a polynomial fit
Compute maximum cost point
Look at Crime (page 62) using JMP
Read Direct mail (page 72)
read introduction to class 3
Last modified: Wed Jan 15 07:50:29 2003