A genetic algorithm optimization program is used to design a new vaccine basedon a given antigen acquired from a target specimen. The percent effectiveness ofthe vaccine is tested on a daily basis. The below data show the percenteffectiveness of the vaccine obtained on selected days of the program.15Number of days of theprogram6789111218Percent effectiveness5778927467879793(a)Formulate the estimated regression model.(b)Determine whether a regression relation between "percent effectiveness"and "number of days of the program" exists? Use a = 0.01.

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A genetic algorithm optimization program is used to design a new vaccine based on a given antigen acquired from a target specimen. The percent effectiveness of the vaccine is tested on a daily basis. The below data show the percent effectiveness of the vaccine obtained on selected days of the program. Number of days of the 6 7 8 11 12 15 18 program Percent effectiveness 57 78 92 74 67 87 97 93 (a) Formulate the estimated regression model. (b) Determine whether a regression relation between "percent effectiveness" and "number of days of the program" exists? Use a = 0.01. %3D

A genetic algorithm optimization program is used to design a new vaccine based on a given antigen acquired from a target specimen. The percent effectiveness of the vaccine is tested on a daily basis. The below data show the percent effectiveness of the vaccine obtained on selected days of the program. Number of days of the 6 7 8 11 12 15 18 program Percent effectiveness 57 78 92 74 67 87 97 93 (a) Formulate the estimated regression model. (b) Determine whether a regression relation between "percent effectiveness" and "number of days of the program" exists? Use a = 0.01. %3D

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