For each of the following regression models, indicate whether it is a general linear regres- sion model. If it is not, state whether it can be expressed in the form of (6.7) by a suitable transformation: a. Y; = ßo + ß₁X¿¡1 + ß2 log10 Xi2 + ß³X²₁ + ɛi b. Y; = ɛ; exp(ßo + ß₁×¡1 + ß₂X²/2) c. Y; = log10(81X;1) + B2Xi2 + εi d. Y;=ẞo exp(ẞ₁X¡1) + εi e. Y; = [1+exp(ßo + B₁X₁₁ + ε¡)]¯¯¹ General Linear Regression Model In general, the variables X₁,..., X-1 in a regression model do not need to represent different predictor variables, as we shall shortly see. We therefore define the general linear 18 Part Two Multiple Linear Regression regression model, with normal error terms, simply in terms of X variables: Y₁ = Bo+B₁Xi1 + B2X12 ++ Bp-1Xi,p-1 +εi where: Bo, B1, Xi Xi,p-1 are known constants Bp-1 are parameters &, are independent N(0, 2) i=1,...,n (6.7)

For each of the following regression models, indicate whether it is a general linear regres- sion model. If it is not, state whether it can be expressed in the form of (6.7) by a suitable transformation: a. Y; = ßo + ß₁X¿¡1 + ß2 log10 Xi2 + ß³X²₁ + ɛi b. Y; = ɛ; exp(ßo + ß₁×¡1 + ß₂X²/2) c. Y; = log10(81X;1) + B2Xi2 + εi d. Y;=ẞo exp(ẞ₁X¡1) + εi e. Y; = [1+exp(ßo + B₁X₁₁ + ε¡)]¯¯¹ General Linear Regression Model In general, the variables X₁,..., X-1 in a regression model do not need to represent different predictor variables, as we shall shortly see. We therefore define the general linear 18 Part Two Multiple Linear Regression regression model, with normal error terms, simply in terms of X variables: Y₁ = Bo+B₁Xi1 + B2X12 ++ Bp-1Xi,p-1 +εi where: Bo, B1, Xi Xi,p-1 are known constants Bp-1 are parameters &, are independent N(0, 2) i=1,...,n (6.7)

Calculus For The Life Sciences

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780321964038

Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.

Publisher:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.

Chapter1: Functions

Section1.EA: Extended Application Using Extrapolation To Predict Life Expectancy

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