Section 4.2 Least Squares Regression. Finding Linear Equation that Relates x and y values together Based on Two Points (Algebra) 1.Pick two data points.

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Section 4.2 Least Squares Regression

Finding Linear Equation that Relates x and y values together Based on Two Points (Algebra) 1.Pick two data points (first and last maybe), these will be (x 1, y 1 ) and (x 2, y 2 ) 2.Find m using the formula: 3. Into y = mx + b, plug in either point for x, y and m from step 2 and solve for b 4. Write answer (plug in m from step 2 and the b from step 3 into y = mx + b)

1. Create the scatter diagram and pick two “good” points and find the equation of the line containing them XY

Definitions residual = Difference between the observed and predicted values of y (aka “error”) Formula: Residual = observed y – predicted y

Least-Squares Regression Criterion

Least-Squares Regression Line (By Hand)

Finding Regression Equation (TI-83/84) 1.Put x values (explanatory) into L1 2.Put y values (response) into L2 3.“Stat” button 4.Right arrow to CALC 5.Down arrow to LinReg (ax + b) 6.“enter” button * Make sure Diagnostics is On

2. Find the least-squares regression equation (by hand and TI-83/84) XY

Using Regression Equation for Predictions

3. Using the following data and its corresponding regression equation, predict y when x is equal to 21 XY

Residuals The difference between the observed value of y and the predicted value of y aka error. formula: Residual = Observed - Predicted

4. Based on the least-squares regression line below, find the residual at x = 3 given the actual data point below:

5. Find the sum of the squared residuals for the least-squares regression line using the following data XY