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It is important at this point to recognize that a single general model can be used for multiple regression models in which a response is related to a set of quantitative independent variables, and for models that relate y to a set of qualitative inde- pendent variables. This model, called the _____________, has the form
y = b0 + b1x1 + b2x2 + . . . + bkxk + e |
general linear model
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For _____________ models, the xs represent quantitative independent variables (such as weight or amount of water), independent variables raised to powers, and cross-product terms involving the independent variables.
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multiple regression
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When y is related to a set of ____________ independent variables the xs of the general linear model represent dummy variables (coded 0 and 1) or products of dummy variables. We discussed how to use dummy variables for representing y in terms of a _________ qualitative variable in Section 12.1; the same approach can be used to relate y to more than one qualitative independent variable.
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qualitative, single
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The general linear model can also be used for the case in which _____ is related to both qualitative and quantitative independent variables.
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y
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The word “linear’’ in the general linear model refers to how the bs are entered in the model, not to how the independent variables appear in the model. A general linear model is linear (used in the usual algebraic sense) in the _______. That is, the bs do not appear as exponents or as the argument of a nonlinear function.
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bs
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____________ is a special case of a general linear model.
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multiple regression
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