What are the sample size n and dfI Write down the SEE, SE(a), SE(b), what do they tell us?I What is the 95% CI for β? Interpretation?I What is the 95% CI for α? Interpretation?I Can you draw the best fit line? sum test2 attVariableObsMeanStd. Dev.MinМаxtest22581.1616.164983698att251.1180349.regress test2 attSourcedfMSNumber of obs25F(1, 23)2.43%3DModel598.5333331598.533333Prob > F0.1329Residual5672.8266723246.644638R-squared0.0954%3DAdj R-squared0.0561Total6271.3624261.306667Root MSE15.705%3Dtest2Coef.Std. Err.P>|t|[95% Conf. Interval]att4.4666672.8673141.560.133-1.46482410.39816_cons45.4266723.152561.960.062-2.46805293.32139

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What are the sample size n and df I Write down the SEE, SE(a), SE(b), what do they tell us? I What is the 95% CI for β? Interpretation? I What is the 95% CI for α? Interpretation? I Can you draw the best fit line?

What are the sample size n and df I Write down the SEE, SE(a), SE(b), what do they tell us? I What is the 95% CI for β? Interpretation? I What is the 95% CI for α? Interpretation? I Can you draw the best fit line?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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