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North South University (NSU)Course title: Applied StatisticsChapter: Multiple Regression
Multiple regression
A statistical process by which several variables are used to predict another variable is called multiple regression.
Sample multiple regression
The equation
is the sample multiple regression of on . Where is the dependent variable
are the independent variable.
is the intercept made by the regression line
are the regression coefficient represent the rate of change of the dependent variable per unit change in each of the independent variables when the other independent variables are held constant.
Estimating of regression coefficients
Let us consider the regression model with only two independent variables. So the regression equation can be written as
The coefficient estimators can be solved for the following forms:
.
Multiple Regression
Where, is the sample correlation between and .
is the sample correlation between and .
is the sample correlation between and .
is the sample standard deviation for .
is the sample standard deviation for .
is the sample standard deviation for .
Example
Given the following set of dataa) Calculate the multiple regression plane.b) Predict when and .
25 3.5 5.0
30 6.7 4.2
11 1.5 8.5
22 0.3 1.4
27 4.6 3.6
19 2.0 1.3
Solution
The multiple regression plane of on and is
(a) We know the least square estimates of the coefficients are
.
Page 2 of 6 Dr. Mohd. Muzibur RahmanProfessor, Department of Statistics, JU
Multiple Regression
From the data we get,
So,
So, the estimated multiple regression plane of on and is
(b) When and , the predicted value of is
Example: The following information has been gathered from a random sample of apartment rents in a city. We are trying to predict rent (in dollars per month) based on the size of the apartment (number of rooms) and the distance from town (in miles).
Rent ($) Number of rooms Distance from town360 2 11000 6 1450 3 2525 4 3350 2 10300 1 4
(a) Calculate the least squares equation that best relates these three variables.
(b) If some one is looking for a two bedrooms apartment and 2 miles from the town,
what rent should be expect to pay?
Page 3 of 6 Dr. Mohd. Muzibur RahmanProfessor, Department of Statistics, JU
Multiple Regression
Solution: Our least square equation is
(a) We know the least square estimates of the coefficients are
.
From the data we get,
So,
So, the least squares equation of rent on number of rooms and distance from town is
(b) If some one is looking for a two bedrooms apartment and 2 miles from town, the expected rent would be
Page 4 of 6 Dr. Mohd. Muzibur RahmanProfessor, Department of Statistics, JU
Multiple Regression
Example: Mr. X, owner and general manager of the campus stationary store, is concerned about the sales behavior of a CD sold at the store. He realizes that there are many factors that might help explain sales, but believes that advertising and price are major determinants. He has collected the following data:
Sales (unit sold) Advertising (no. of Ads) Price (Tk.)
33 3 125
61 6 115
70 10 140
82 13 130
17 9 145
24 6 140
(a) Calculate the least squares equation to predict sales from advertising and price.
(b) If advertising is 7 and price is Tk. 132, what sales would you predict?
Solution: Our least square equation of sales on advertising and price is
(a) We know the least square estimates of the coefficients are
.
From the data we get,
So,
Page 5 of 6 Dr. Mohd. Muzibur RahmanProfessor, Department of Statistics, JU
Multiple Regression
So, the least squares equation of sales on advertising and price is
(b) If the number of advertising is 7 and price is Tk. 132, then the predicted sales would be
Page 6 of 6 Dr. Mohd. Muzibur RahmanProfessor, Department of Statistics, JU