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Proportion at 77mm (%) Average Rainfall Hand Feeding 67 100 1 75 150 0 80 148...

Proportion at 77mm (%) Average Rainfall Hand Feeding
67 100 1
75 150 0
80 148 0
72 70 1
91 210 0
69 120 1
55 50 1
77 167 0
84 230 0
92 189 0
58 40 1
69 93 1
74 133 0
72 80 1
66 108 1

A farmer who specialises in the production of carpet wool where the sheep are shorn twice per year is seeking a 75-mm-length clip from his Tukidale sheep. He believes that the proportion of sheep at each clip meeting this standard varies according to average rainfall during the six-month growing period and whether additional hand feeding of high protein sheep nits occurs during the period (because of a shortage of grass cover in the paddocks). Hand feeding is measured as 1 and no hand feeding as 0. Showing ALL formulas and working; a) Predict the proportion at 75mm if the rainfall is 180 mm and there is no hand feeding, a construct a 95% confidence interval estimate and 95% prediction interval.

e) Calculate the coefficients of partial determination and interpret their meaning.

f) Add an interaction term to the model and, at the 0.05 level of significance, determine whether it makes a significant contribution to the model.

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Expert Solution

Load the data into Excel.

Go to Data>Megastat.

Select the option Correlation/Regression and go to Regression.

Select average rainfall, hand feeding as the independent variable, x.

Select Proportion at 77mm (%) as the dependent variable, y.

Select the predicted value option and type the value 180,0.

Click OK.

The output will be as follows:

0.795
Adjusted R² 0.761 n   15
R   0.892 k   2
Std. Error   5.134 Dep. Var. Proportion at 77mm (%)
ANOVA table
Source SS   df   MS F p-value
Regression 1,225.2756 2   612.6378 23.24 .0001
Residual 316.3244 12   26.3604
Total 1,541.6000 14  
Regression output confidence interval
variables coefficients std. error    t (df=12) p-value 95% lower 95% upper
Intercept 55.9584
Average Rainfall 0.1478 0.0448 3.297 .0064 0.0501 0.2454
Hand Feeding -2.1664 4.9300 -0.439 .6682 -12.9079 8.5751
Predicted values for: Proportion at 77mm (%)
95% Confidence Interval 95% Prediction Interval
Average Rainfall Hand Feeding Predicted lower upper lower upper Leverage
180 0 82.554 78.301 86.807 70.586 94.521 0.145

a) Predict the proportion at 75mm if the rainfall is 180 mm and there is no hand feeding, a construct a 95% confidence interval estimate and 95% prediction interval.

The proportion at 75mm from the output is 82.554.

The 95% confidence interval estimate from the output is between 78.301 and 86.807.

The 95% prediction interval estimate from the output is between 70.586 and 94.521​​​​​​​.

e) Calculate the coefficients of partial determination and interpret their meaning.

The regression equation is:

Proportion at 77mm (%) = 55.9584 + 0.1478*Average Rainfall - 2.1664*Hand Feeding

When average rainfall and hand feeding are kept constant, Proportion at 77mm is constant.

When average rainfall is increased by one mm and hand feeding is kept constant, Proportion at 77mm increases by 0.1478.

When average rainfall is kept constant and hand feeding is increased by one, Proportion at 77mm decreases by 2.1664.

f) Add an interaction term to the model and, at the 0.05 level of significance, determine whether it makes a significant contribution to the model.

We get the model as:

Proportion at 77mm (%) Average Rainfall Hand Feeding Average Rainfall & Hand Feeding
67 100 1 100
75 150 0 0
80 148 0 0
72 70 1 70
91 210 0 0
69 120 1 120
55 50 1 50
77 167 0 0
84 230 0 0
92 189 0 0
58 40 1 40
69 93 1 93
74 133 0 0
72 80 1 80
66 108 1 108

Load the data into Excel.

Go to Data>Megastat.

Select the option Correlation/Regression and go to Regression.

Select average rainfall, hand feeding and average rainfall & hand feeding as the independent variable, x.

Select Proportion at 77mm (%) as the dependent variable, y.

The output will be as follows:

0.795
Adjusted R² 0.739 n   15
R   0.892 k   3
Std. Error   5.358 Dep. Var. Proportion at 77mm (%)
ANOVA table
Source SS   df   MS F p-value
Regression 1,225.8630 3   408.6210 14.24 .0004
Residual 315.7370 11   28.7034
Total 1,541.6000 14  
Regression output confidence interval
variables coefficients std. error    t (df=11) p-value 95% lower 95% upper
Intercept 54.9628
Average Rainfall 0.1534 0.0613 2.501 .0294 0.0184 0.2885
Hand Feeding -0.5198 12.6077 -0.041 .9679 -28.2692 27.2296
Average Rainfall & Hand Feeding -0.0136 0.0948 -0.143 .8888 -0.2222 0.1951

Since the p-value for the interaction term to the model is 0.8888 which is greater than the 0.05 level of significance, we fail to reject the null hypothesis. Therefore, it does not make a significant contribution to the model.


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