Statistical Analysis of Rent Paid by U.S. Households
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QM Project Statistical Analysis of Rent Paid by U.S.
Households
Group Mentor :Prof. Manish Thakkar
Group Members:Riddhima Kartik (20151037)Rishabh Surana (20151038)
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Objective :
To find the extent of relation/dependency of variables(dependent and independent) by using various statistical tools like Correlation, Regression and Independence test using SPSS.
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Variables Involved
Dependent Variables : RentIndependent Variables : Household Income Electricity Cost Gas Cost Rooms Per House Vehicle Per Household
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Software Used : SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences)
Statistical Methods Used :
Normality Test Correlation with Scatter plot. Multiple Regression Analysis
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Condition to Apply Parametric Statistical Methods-
Parametric statistical methods(ANOVA and Linear Regression etc.) requires that dependent must be normally distributed.
To check Normality by SPSS: Steps Involved : Analysis->Descriptive->Explore->Plot-
>Normality plot-> ok
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Operations Involved
Test of Normality
Considering: 1. No. of Person 2. No. of Vehicles 3. No. of Rooms
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Normality Test w.r.t. No. of Persons
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Normality Test w.r.t. No. of Rooms
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Normality Test w.r.t. No. of Vehicles
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Correlation Test : Hypothesis considered: Hypothesis 1 H0 : There is no significant correlation between Rent and Household Income. Ha : There is significant correlation between Rent and Household Income.Hypothesis 2 H0 : There is no significant correlation between Rent and Electricity Cost. Ha : There is significant correlation between Rent and Electricity Cost.Hypothesis 3 H0 : There is no significant correlation between Rent and Gas Cost. Ha : There is significant correlation between Rent and Gas Cost.
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Correlation between: Rent and Household Income = .000Rent and Electricity Cost = .009 Rent and Gas Cost = .013
Therefore, we reject all three nullHypothesis and can say that thesefactors have significant impactover rent
Confidence Level taken is 95%
To check Strength of Correlation we can see Scatter plot ->
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Graphical analysis : Scatter Plot (Household Income)
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Graphical analysis : Scatter Plot (Electricity Cost)
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Graphical analysis : Scatter Plot (Gas Cost)
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Strength with Household Income: Moderate, not very strong.Strength with Electricity Cost: WeakStrength with Gas Cost: Weak
Steps Involved :-(Graph->chart-builder->drag the simple scatter graph):- If all the scatter points are in same straight line then we have strong relationship between them.
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Multiple Regression :Ho : Variation in Y(Dependent variable(Rent)) is unrelated to variation in
X(Independent variable(Household Income, Electricity Cost, Gas Cost)).OrHo: Correlation between X(Household Income, Electricity Cost, Gas Cost) and
Y(Rent) is 0.
Ha: Correlation between X(Household Income, Electricity Cost, Gas Cost) and Y(Rent) is not 0.
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Regression Summary
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Summary Results
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ResultR^2 value is 28.6, which means that 28.6% variation in Rent is due to
Household Income, Electricity Cost, Gas Cost and rest because of other factors.
Constant = 1168.89 -> This much will be the basic Rent that households have to pay irrespective of other factors.
p-value for all the variables are quite lower than our significance level that is 0.05. So, Null hypothesis is rejected and we can conclude that :
Conclusion : Correlation between X(Household Income, Electricity Cost, Gas Cost) and Y(Rent) is not 0.
Y = 1168.89 + .003A + 2.415B + 4.481C
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