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Biol 215 – Activity 14: Regression
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EYE TESTS – use the class data to answer the following questions.
1. Run the regression, and look at the residual plots. Do we meet the normality and
HOV of residuals assumptions?
Yes
2. Based on the fitted line plot, is there any reason to think that a straight line is a poor
model for the relationship between number of correct characters and distance from the
screen? Are there any influential data points?
It’s a good fit, no influential points.
4. Conduct a regression analysis of correct characters (response) as a function of
distance from the screen (predictor). Fill in the ANOVA table to the right. Highlight the
term that gives the variation explained by the line and highlight the unexplained
variation.
5. Divide the SS regression by the SS
total, report it here.
3623/3874 = 0.935
6. Report the coefficient of determination
(r
2
) from your JAMOVI output. Does it
equal your calculation in 5?
r
2
= 0.935, it equals the calculation
7. What would the coefficient of determination be if everyone at a particular distance
from the screen had identical scores, and the change in correct characters was the
same for every meter of increased distance from the screen?
Source
df
SS
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p
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3623
3622.50
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28
251
8.96
Total
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3874
It would be equal to 1 or 100%.
8. Report the regression equation below.
Number correct characters = 172.05 – 6.43 Distance
9. Circle the coefficient in the regression equation that tells you how many additional
characters we can expect to get wrong when we move 1 m from the screen. What is the
name of this coefficient?
Slope
10. Underline the coefficient in the regression equation that tells you how many
characters you would expect to get right if you were standing with your nose touching
the screen? What is the name of this coefficient?
Intercept
11. Why might you be less willing to interpret the intercept than the slope? Which one is
an extrapolation beyond the range of observed data?
We did not have anyone standing at the screen, so the intercept is a predicted
value that's outside of the range of observed data. Given that it's telling us that
172.05 characters would be correct at a distance of 0, and there are only 165
characters, it can't be correct.
12. Predict the number of characters correct at 3 m from the screen using the
regression equation.
153
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Absorbance
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Figure 1. Elution profiles of the mixture of protein standards (black) and crude protein extract (blue).
Table 1. Components of the calibration mixture and their corresponding molecular weight.
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1. What are you measuring when you determine the titer of your lysate?
2. When calculating a titer, would a plate with 12 plaques (pfu) on it be used? Why or why not?
(remember pfu= plaque forming units)
3. Calculate the titer for the results below:
10° plate= covered
10 plate= covered
102 plate= 150 pful
10° plate= 18 pfu
10“ plate= 2 pfu
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