Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers and Scientists

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356 Chapter 9: Regression


Simple Linear Regression

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49,12
52,14
38,9
55,16
32,8
57,18
54,14
44,12

x =
y = 12

a =
b =

−2.51
0.32

The least squares estimators are as follows:
Average x value =
Sum of squares of the x values =

46.13
33212.0

The estimated regression line is Y = −2.51 + 0.32x

S(x, Y)
S(x, x)
S(Y, Y)
SSR

=
=
=
=

416.2
1287.73
147.6
13.08

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FIGURE 9.3


we see that it is a linear combination of the independent normal random variablesYi,
i=1,...,nand so is itself normally distributed. Using Equation 9.3.1, the mean and
variance ofBare computed as follows:


E[B]=


i

(xi−x)E[Yi]

i

xi^2 −nx^2

=


i

(xi−x)(α+βxi)

i

x^2 i−nx^2
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