STA 302/1001 Summer 2001:
Regression Analysis
University of Toronto, Summer 2001
MW 6:10-9:00 p.m. in Room SS2110
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Marks are posted - see below
- Marks. These are unofficial, technically
subject to revision by the STA department chair and possibly other people. It
never happens, though.
- Course Outline
- Quiz Marks
- Quizzes and solutions
- Email questions and answers: Last updated
Tue Jun 26 2001
- Connecting to cquest from home:
Suggestions from class members
- Assignments
- SAS Part of final exam
- Assignment 1: Quiz on May 23d at the beginning of class
- Assignment 2: Quiz on May 30th at the beginning of class
- Assignment 3: Quiz on June 6th at the beginning of class
- Assignment 4: Quiz on June 13th at the beginning of class
- Assignment 5: Quiz on June 20th at the beginning of class
- SAS Handouts
- Running SAS from the unix command line.
- Introduction: Descriptive Statistics with SAS. Please print the
command file and optionally the list file, and bring to class so you can write
notes on it during lecture.
- Simple Regression One: Please print both reg1.sas
and the list file, and bring them to class.
- Regression with two predictor variables: Example from Section 6.9
of the textbook. Bring command file and list file to class.
- Another way to do the last item, using proc glm. The payoff
is that the estimate command lets us get s{Y-hat-h} without having to
do matrix multiplication by hand. Again, please bring the command file and the
list file to class.
- Polynomial Regression
- Simpson's paradox with interaction
- Polynomials, interactions and general linear test
- Regression Diagnostics (Warning: This is long. Hard copy was handed out in class)
- Variable Selection
- All the unix you need for this
class
- Other Handouts and displays
- Quizzes and Solutions
- Quiz 1
- Quiz 2 with answers
- Quiz 3 with answers
- Quiz 4 with answers
- Quiz 5 with answers
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