Question: A simple linear regression is fitted for the three datasets (Dataset 1, Dataset 2 and Dataset 3) separately. All three datasets yield the same tted
A simple linear regression is fitted for the three datasets (Dataset 1, Dataset 2 and Dataset 3) separately. All three datasets yield the same tted equation y^=3+0.5x, as shown in the three scatterplots below. All three models have the same R2 = 0.667. All the three datasets contain 11 observations.
Consider the following statements regarding the fitted equation by Dataset 1.
- The constant variance assumption seems valid.
- The residual plot shows no pattern.
- x is a highly significant predictor of y.
A. Which of the above statements is/are TRUE?
Group of answer choices
(i) I only
(ii) III only
(iii) I and II only
(iv) I and III only
(v) All of the above
B. Consider the following statements regarding the fitted equation by Dataset 2.
- The linearity assumption between x and y does not seem to hold.
- The residual plot shows no pattern.
- One should not use the fitted equation to predict y.
Which of the above statements is/are FALSE?
Group of answer choices
(i) II only
(ii) III only
(iii) I and II only
(iv) II and III only
(v) All of the above
C.
Consider the following statements regarding the fitted equation by Dataset 3.
- There is an extremely large residual shown in the residual plot.
- The residual plot shows no pattern.
- One should not use the fitted equation to predict y.
Which of the above statements is/are TRUE?
Group of answer choices
(i) I only
(ii) III only
(iii) I and II only
(iv) I and III only
(v) II and III only
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