Question: could you help on this problem ? Am I doing right ? I am kind of stuck and do need your help. Thanks ! IJIUHGI
could you help on this problem ? Am I doing right ? I am kind of stuck and do need your help. Thanks !


IJIUHGI atvco LII-JG maul-IMO Ul- ULJG PLUUWOI Problem 3 Suppose we observe (Xh) ~ f(a:,y) independently for i = 1,...,n. Let X = ELIXi, and 37' = ELLE. Let X1: = X,- - X', and Y; = Y; - )7. Let X be the vector formed by (22.4 = 1, ...,n), and Y be the vector formed by (hi = l, ...,n). For the following scatterplots of (Xi,}';;),i = l, ...,n, where each (Xi,}';) is a point, (1) Write down the possible value of correlation for each scatterplot. (2) Plot the vectors of X and Y for each scatterplot. (3) Plot the regression line 37' = {3}? on each scatterplot. Let e; = )7} - B)?\" and let e be the vector formed by (chi = 1, ...,n). Suppose is obtained by minimizing le|2 = 11:1 61? (the so-called least squares estimation). Plot 6X and e for each vector plot in (2). Note: You only need to be qualitatively correct for this problem. There is no need to be quantitatively accurate. Understanding the meaning of correlation and regression in terms of scatterplot and vector plot is very important for both probability and statistics, and the linear regression model is the building block for most of the models in machine learning. ( 21 EL XO ) = 20 ELZil = 0 ( not depend on In Var (Xel = * Var(Zil = n
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