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file | Assumptions_vufsw-assumptions-1004-en_vufsw-assumptions-1004-en |
name | vufsw-assumptions-1004-en |
section | inferential statistics/regression/assumptions |
type | schoice |
solution | FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, FALSE |
Type | interpretating graph |
Program | NA |
Language | English |
Level | statistical reasoning |
Which regression assumption is notviolated according to the figures
presented below?
For the assumption of homoscedasticity, we look at whether the variance
of the residuals varies across the different predicted values. The
variance of residuals seems to vary considerably as we move from the
left to the right part of the graph. Therefore, also the assumption of
homoscedasticity is violated.
For the assumption of linearity, we would need to look at whether there
is a pattern in the scatterplot and specifically whether the points are
evenly spread above and below the 0-line. This is not the case, so
linearity is violated.
The assumption of normality refers to the normality of residuals and not
the dependent variable. To assess the normality of residuals we use the
P-P plot where our data should be close to the 45-degree line which
corresponds to the theoretical normal distribution. This seems to be the
case, so the assumption of normality of residuals is approximately met.
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