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What data is selected to in excel to calculate MAD for part b? The graduate assistant...

What data is selected to in excel to calculate MAD for part b?

The graduate assistant for the Santa Clara Broncos football team has compiled the following statistics: Year wins avg offensive yards avg interceptions 1 10 500 2 2 8 450 4 3 5 250 10 4 10 485 1 5 7 399 4 6 11 521 2 7 4 158 15 8 11 525 0 9 8 485 4 10 4 300 9 11 5 350 9 12 7 375 9 13 2 150 15 14 5 380 5 a. Using Excel, develop a linear regression model for wins, employing average offensive yards and average interceptions. b. Calculate the MAD for your model. c. Calculate R, F, and t statistics and interpret them.

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a)

Excel > Data > Data Analysis > Regression

Excel output :

SUMMARY OUTPUT
Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.924900573
R Square 0.855441069
Adjusted R Square 0.829157627
Standard Error 1.185422056
Observations 14
ANOVA
df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 2 91.47109148 45.73554574 32.54676731 2.4002E-05
Residual 11 15.45747995 1.40522545
Total 13 106.9285714
Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%
Intercept 0.268468656 5.412325642 0.049603197 0.961327822 -11.64397976 12.18091707 -11.64397976 12.18091707
avg offensive yards 0.018557998 0.00997101 1.861195309 0.089633626 -0.003388048 0.040504044 -0.003388048 0.040504044
avg interceptions -0.063321046 0.259241663 -0.244254897 0.811529458 -0.633908099 0.507266007 -0.633908099 0.507266007

Wins =  0.2685 + 0.01856 * avg offensive yards - 0.0633 * avg interceptions

b)

Observation Predicted wins Residuals (yi-yexp) ABS(Res)
1 9.420825428 0.579174572 0.579174572
2 8.36628345 -0.36628345 0.36628345
3 4.27475763 0.72524237 0.72524237
4 9.205776508 0.794223492 0.794223492
5 7.419825566 -0.419825566 0.419825566
6 9.81054338 1.18945662 1.18945662
7 2.250816611 1.749183389 1.749183389
8 10.01141746 0.988582537 0.988582537
9 9.01581337 -1.01581337 1.01581337
10 5.265978562 -1.265978562 1.265978562
11 6.193878449 -1.193878449 1.193878449
12 6.657828392 0.342171608 0.342171608
13 2.102352629 -0.102352629 0.102352629
14 7.003902563 -2.003902563 2.003902563
Average 0.909719227

MAD = 0.9097

c)

From excel output table :

R = 0.9249 (Strong, Positive correlation)

If independent variable increases then Y variable increases vice versa

R^2 = 0.8554

85.54% variation in dependent variable is explained by set of independent variables

or

85.54% variation in dependent variable is explained by Regression model

F = 32.5468

P value = 0 < 0.05, Significant (at least one coefficient is different than 0)

t Stat P-value alpha 0.05 Significant
Intercept 0.049603 0.961328 > alpha No
avg offensive yards 1.861195 0.089634 > alpha No
avg interceptions -0.24425 0.811529 > alpha No

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