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STA 763 – Regression & Multivariate I |
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(1) Spring 2007 Syllabus (in PDF) (2) Click next è Textbook Web page |
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I. Outline of
the Course |
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Instructor: Hokwon A. Cho, Ph.D., Associate Professor, CBC
B-506, Office phone: 895-0393 (Math. Sci. dept.
office: 895-3567), E-mail: cho@unlv.nevada.edu. Class Time and Location: M, W 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m., CBC C-323. Office Hours: M W 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m., Th 10:00
a.m.-12:00 p.m., or by appointment. Textbook: Introduction
to Regression Analysis by M. Golberg and H. Cho, Wessex
Institute of Technology, Description of the Course: The main goal of this course is to provide an
understanding of the methodology and applications in linear regression
analysis. The emphasis is placed on methodological infrastructure to explain
the relationship among variables in data and the fundamental limitations.
Among topics to be covered will be 1.
Basic concepts
and background -
probability space, random variables (or vectors), normal distribution and
related distributions, estimation, testing hypothesis, matrix algebra. 2.
Regression
analysis -
simple linear regression, least-square method, Gauss-Markov theorem, ANOVA
approach, assessing model validity, multiple linear
regression models. 3.
Further topics
in regression
- selecting regression models, polynomial models, modeling categorical
variables, logistic regression, generalized linear model. 4.
Diagnostics and
remedies -
residual analysis, residual plots, transformation, multicollinearity,
ridge regression. Homework: There will be roughly weekly assignments will be given in class
(on a Tuesday) and expected to turn in on time. Some of them will be
discussed in class. Grading: The course grade is based upon the following: Homework &
assignments - 20%, Two tests (in class) - 25% each, Final Exam - 30%. Exams:
There will be two midterm exams most likely on 6th and 11th week. The final
exam is scheduled on Wednesday, May 9 from 10:10 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. |
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II. Lecture Schedule |
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The tentative
schedule is given in chronological order with topics to be covered:
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III. Homework Assignments |
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The homework assignments are three parts:
(1) Reading assignments (2) Exercises (3) Problems. |
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IV. Data Sets |
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Copyright © 2007 Hokwon Cho.
All Rights Reserved. |
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