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ISYE 6414 OFFICIAL MIDTERM 1
CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+

◍ The pooled variance estimator is:A) The sample variance estimator
assuming equal variances.B) The variance estimator assuming equal means
and equal variances.C) The sample variance estimator assuming equal
means.D) None of the above.
Answer: A) The sample variance estimator assuming equal variances.
◍ What is a coefficient that can efficiently summarize how well the X's can be
used to predict Y?.
Answer: R**21 - SSE / SST
◍ independence assumption.
Answer: response variables are independently drawnresponses are not
related to each other (unlike in time series)
◍ The larger the coefficient of determination or R-squared, the higher the
variability explained by the simple linear regression model.A) TrueB) False.
Answer: A) True
◍ In simple linear regression, the confidence interval of the response increases
as the distance between the predictor value and the mean value of the
predictors decreases.A) TrueB) False.
Answer: B) False
◍ What is the overarching objective of ANOVA?.
Answer: To compare the means of multiple samples.
◍ A negative value of β 1 is consistent with an inverse relationship between x
and y.A) TrueB) False.

, Answer: A) True
◍ The prediction interval will never be smaller than the confidence interval for
data points with identical predictor values.A) TrueB) False.
Answer: A) True
◍ β₁_hat.
Answer: estimated expected change in response variable w/ one unit change
in predicting variable
◍ What is the p-value?.
Answer: The p-value is a measure of how reject-able the null hypothesis is.
The smaller the p-value, the more reject-able the null hypothesis is for the
observed data.
◍ random variable.
Answer: varies with change in predictors along with other random changes
◍ reject the null hypothesis.
Answer: β₁ is significant
◍ estimated regression line.
Answer: average estimated mean response for all settings of the predicting
variable
◍ In terms of model parameter interpretation, how would you interpret a
positive value for B1, negative value, and value close to 0?.
Answer: A positive value of B1 is consistent with a direct relationship
between x and yA negative value of B1 is consistent with an inverse
relationship between x and yA close to zero value of B1 means that there is
not a significant association between x and y
◍ (multiple linear regression) The objective of multiple linear regression is:a)
To predict future new responsesB) To model the association of explanatory
variables to a response variable accounting for controlling factors.C) To test
hypothesis using statistical inference on the model.D) All of the above.
Answer: D) all of the above

, ◍ assumptions of simple linear regression.
Answer: -linearity/mean zero assumption-constant variance
assumption-independence assumption-normal distribution of error
◍ how do we diagnose the assumptions?.
Answer: evaluate the residuals (differences between observed and fitted
responses -- this is NOT error term because we don't actually know β₀ and
β₁) by plotting them against both fitted and predictive values and checking if
the scatter plot is random around the zero line (it should be!)
◍ confidence interval.
Answer: provides an interval estimate for the true average value of y for all
instances of a particular x
◍ We do not need to assume independence between data points for making
inference on the regression coefficients.A) TrueB) False.
Answer: B) False
◍ What does ANOVA stand for?.
Answer: Analysis of variance
◍ correlation coefficient.
Answer: a statistic that efficiently summarizes how well the Xs are linearly
related to ythe square of the correlation coefficient is R-squared: p² = R²
◍ λ = 1.
Answer: const (don't transform)
◍ What are the primary objectives of ANOVA?.
Answer: 1. Analysis of the variance in the data 2. Testing for equal means3.
Estimation of simultaneous confidence intervals for the mean differenceThe
2nd and 3rd objective are statistical inference problems
◍ What are influential points?.
Answer: A data point that is far from the mean of both the y's and the x's are
influential points and can change the values of the estimated parameters
significantly.

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