Which of the following codes represent a conditional simulation of Y on the factor F_1, F_2 but FIXED) res<-rnorm(1000,mu, sigma) Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res O F_1<-mvrnorm (F_1,F_2,C,1000) res<-rnorm(1000,mu,sd) Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res O F_1<-mvrnorm (F_1,F_2,C,1000) res<-rep(0, 1000) Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res

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Which of the following codes represent a conditional simulation of Y on the factor F_1, F_2?
but FIXED)
res<-rnorm(1000,mu, sigma)
Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res
O F_1<-mvrnorm (F_1,F_2,C, 1000)
res<-rnorm(1000,mu,sd)
Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res
O F_1<-mvrnorm (F_1,F_2,C,1000)
res<-rep(0, 1000)
Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following codes represent a conditional simulation of Y on the factor F_1, F_2? but FIXED) res<-rnorm(1000,mu, sigma) Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res O F_1<-mvrnorm (F_1,F_2,C, 1000) res<-rnorm(1000,mu,sd) Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res O F_1<-mvrnorm (F_1,F_2,C,1000) res<-rep(0, 1000) Y<-beta_1*F_1+beta_2*F_2+res
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