RES 726 Exercise for Linear Multiple Regression Data Recent

RES 726 Exercise for Linear Multiple Regression Data Recent

RES 726 Exercise for Linear Multiple Regression Data Recent

Resource: Three textbooks listed in the Syllabus and the RES726v2 Resource page plus scholarly journal articles selected from UOP databases for paper.

Use data set from exercise 2 on p. 81 of the Keppel & Zedeck text. Part 2: Create a graphical representation of the data set. Report results in paragraphs. Format the graphical representations and paragraphs consistent with APA guidelines.

Write three to four paragraphs to briefly describe assumptions and value of graphical representations for selected types of representations and results of the exercise.

Submit your answers to the exercise and paragraphs in a Microsoft® Word document. Add a title page and follow the guidelines for an APA scholarly paper.

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Resource: Three textbooks listed in the Syllabus and the RES726v2 Resource page plus scholarly journal articles selected from UOP databases for paper.

Create a graph similar to Figure 4.1 on p. 51 of the Fox text, but for the ordinary power transformations X -> Xp for p= -1,0,1,2, 3.

Compare your graph to the figure and comment on the similarities and differences between the two families of transformations, Xp and X(p), on p. 71 in the Fox text.

Write three to four paragraphs to briefly describe relevant concepts for using power transformations using questions as a guide.

Submit your answers to the exercise and paragraphs in a Microsoft® Word document. Add a title page and follow the guidelines for an APA scholarly paperResource: Three textbooks listed in the Syllabus and the RES726v2 Resource page plus scholarly journal articles selected from UOP databases for paper.

Complete the stepwise regression analysis using the given data in the worksheet. In this regression, an interest exists in assessing sales, or y, by evaluating four different predictors:

x1: Production
x2: Employee performance
x3: Marketing
x4: Customer satisfaction

Include a summary after your analysis that describes the steps taken to analyze the data. Use a scholarly paper format for the narrative.