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Positive relationship
Both up or both down
Negative correlation
One up one down
Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient
r, a number between -1 and 1 that describes the linear relationship between pairs of measurement variables
What does the sign of r indicate
(-/+) indicates type of relationship
value of r indicates what
The strength of linear relationship 1.00 is the strongest and 0 is no relationship
Scatterplot scatterdiagram
A graph of the individual data points from a set of xy points
Coefficient of determinant
The proportion of variability in the y-variable that is accounted for by the x-variable
Multiple regression
utilize several variables to make predictions ex. Weather
Simple linear regression
Utilize the relationship to make the prediction; 1 variable to predict another
Criterion variable
the variable that is being predicted, always y variable
Predictor variable
The variable that the prediction is being made from, always x-variable
Least squares criterion
The variability around the line will be at a minimum and guaranteed best fitting line
Standard error of the estimate
The standard distance from the actual data points to the regression line, tells us how far “off” we are in our prediction