MA 250 Probability and Statistics. Nazar Khan PUCIT Lecture 7

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MA 250 Probability and Statistics Nazar Khan PUCIT Lecture 7

Regression For bivariate data, we have studied that the correlation coefficient measures the spread of the data. Now we want to know how to predict the value of one variable from the other variable. The method for doing this is called the regression method.

Regression Describes how one variable y depends on another variable x. Example: Taller men usually weigh more. We want to know by how much the weight increases for a unit increase in height? Data was collected for 471 men aged 18 24 and is summarised using a scatter diagram. The scatter diagram itself can be summarised using the 2 means, the 2 SDs, and the correlation coefficient.

The SD line. All points on this line are an equal number of SDs away from the point of averages (µ h,µ w ) Most men with 1SD above average height have less than 1SD above average weight. Why?

The Regression Method Most men with 1SD above average height have less than 1SD above average weight. Why? Because height and weight are not well correlated (r=0.4). When x increases by 1 SDx, y increases by r*1 SDy. For r =1, 1SDx increase in x would imply 1SDy increase in y. For r=0, 1SDx increase in x would imply 0SDy increase in y. This is called the regression method for determining an average value of y from a given value of x. When x increases by k SDx?

On average, the weight of 76 inches tall men will be? On average, the weight of 64 inches tall men will be?

The Regression Line The regression line for y on x estimates the average value for y corresponding to each value of x.

Determining weight from height Point of averages (µ h,µ w ) Men with µ h +1SD height The SD line. All points on this line are an equal number of SDs away from the point of averages (µ h,µ w ) We learned in the last lecture that a scatter diagram can be summarised using these 5 statistics. Most men with 1SD above average height have less than 1SD above average weight. Why?

Regression Remember, all the analysis so far has been for linear relationships between variables. If the variables are related in a non linear way, then correlation and regression do not make sense. Linear association between the 2 variables. Correlation and regression make sense. Non linear association between the 2 variables. Correlation and regression do not make sense.

Predicted avg. weight Actual avg. weight

The Regression Fallacy What does this prove? Nothing. This is just the regression effect. In most try retry scenarios, the bottom group will on average improve and the top group will on average fall back. Why? Chance error Observation = True value + Chance error To think otherwise is incorrect the regression fallacy.

The Regression Fallacy Your exam score = true score + luck If you score very low on the first try, you might have been unlucky on some question. Negative chance error. Next time there is lesser chance to be equally unlucky again. So, on average, the lower scoring group will improve. Question: explain the case for a very high score on the first try.

2 Regression Lines Regression of weight on height Regression of height on weight

The r.m.s error to the regression line Regression error = actual predicted value 2 2 2 e1 e2 en r.m.s error = Compare with SD formula. n Tells you how far typical points are above or below the regression line. Also called a residual

The r.m.s error to the regression line Generally, the r.m.s error also follows the 68 95 99 rule.

A quicker r.m.s formula A quicker alternative formula for r.m.s. error

Vertical Strips For oval shaped scatters, prediction errors will be similar in size here and here and in fact, all along the regression line.

Normal approximation within a strip In any vertical strip, think of the y values as a new dataset. Compute mean using the regression method. SD is roughly equal to the r.m.s error to the regression line. Allows you to use the normal approximation!

Normal approximation within a strip

For part (b), use the normal approximation. estimate the new average using the regression method (answer 71) estimate the new SD using the r.ms. approximation (answer 8) find appropriate area under normal curve

Summary For variables x and y with correlation coefficient r, a k SD increase in x is associated with an r*k SD increase in y. Plotting these regression estimates for y from x gives the regression line for y on x. Can be used to predict y from x.

Summary Regression effect: In most try retry scenarios, bottom group improves and top group falls back. This is due to chance errors. To think otherwise is known as the regression fallacy. There are 2 regression lines on a scatter diagram.

Summary The r.m.s error to the regression line measures the accuracy of the regression predictions. Generally follows the 68 95 99 rule. For oval shaped scatter diagrams, data inside a narrow vertical strip can be approximated using a normal curve.