In the OLS regression , suppose the coefficient of determination is estimated to be . We now transform the variables such that and and re-run the regression. The coefficient of determination is now:
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In the OLS regression , suppose the coefficient of determination is estimated to be . We now transform the variables such that and and re-run the regression. The coefficient of determination is now:
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In the OLS regression Yᵢ=β₁+β₂Xᵢ+uᵢ, suppose the coefficient of determination is estimated to be 0.6. We now transform the variables such that Yᵢ*=0.5Y and Xᵢ*=0.75Xᵢ and re-run the regression. The coefficient of determination is now: (A) 0.6 (B) 0.4 (C) 0.9 (D) 0.3
Also written as: In the OLS regression Y_i=beta_1+beta_2X_i+u_i, suppose the coefficient of determination is estimated to be 0.6. We now transform the variables such that Y_i*=0.5Y and X_i*=0.75X_i and re-run the regression. The coefficient of determination is now:
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This question is on R-squared and the coefficient of determination, part of Goodness of fit and model selection in Econometrics.
The share of variation in the dependent variable that the regression explains.
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