Unit V Scholarly Activity

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Unit V – Scholarly Activity – Correlation and Regression Analysis 2

Correlation and Regression Analysis Using Sun Coast Data Set

Correlation

The correlation is as follows;

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

f(x) = − 0.522376553687661 x + 10.0814448333379 R² = 0.512633353670829

mean annual sick days per employee

microns

M e

a n

a n

n u

a l

si ck

d a

y s

p er

e m

p lo

y e

e

As the microns increases, the mean annual sick days per employee reduces. The gradient is

-0.5224.

Regression

Carrying out regression has the following output;

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics  

Multiple R 0.939559324

R Square 0.882771723

Adjusted R Square 0.882241279

Standard Error 24.61328875

Observations 223

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  Coefficients Standar d Error t Stat P-value

Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Lower 95.0%

Upper 95.0%

Intercept 273.449419 2.66526

2 102.597

6 2.1E-

188 268.196

8 278.70

2 268.196

8 278.70

2

X1 -0.143367741 0.00351

4 -40.7947 7.7E-

105 -0.15029

- 0.1364

4 -0.15029

- 0.1364

4

From the table above, it can be concluded that the equation is y= - 0.1433x + 273.45.

Additionally, since the regression was carried out at the 95% confidence interval, there is a good

relationship between the lost hours and the safety training expenditure not a coincidental since the

p value is 7.7E-105 (Illowsky, Dean, & Illowsky, 2017).

The residues are as follows;

RESIDUAL OUTPUT

Observation Predicted Y Residuals Standard Residuals

1 -11.15260858 21.15261 0.86134

2 58.39780679 -28.3978 -1.15637

3 111.9512496 -71.9512 -2.92987

4 87.91736812 -47.9174 -1.95121

5 66.20231653 -26.2023 -1.06697

6 113.9571076 -63.9571 -2.60435

7 26.74134927 33.25865 1.354301

8 16.87005017 43.12995 1.756263

9 10.00890017 49.9911 2.035651

10 -13.28606394 73.28606 2.984229

11 -52.26201813 112.262 4.57134

12 57.25487916 12.74512 0.518985

13 52.32919366 17.67081 0.71956

14 51.96073857 18.03926 0.734564

15 51.63672747 18.36327 0.747758

16 48.71360259 21.2864 0.866788

17 44.06103265 25.93897 1.056242

18 65.18067801 14.81932 0.603447

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Multi-Regression

The output are as follows;

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics  

Multiple R 0.60184

2

R Square 0.36221

4

Adjusted R Square

0.36008 3

Standard Error 5.51856

6

Observations 1503

ANOVA

  df SS MS F Significanc

e F

Regressio n 5

25891.8 9

5178.37 8

170.036 1 2.1E-143

Residual 1497 45590.4

9 30.4545

7

Total 1502 71482.3

8

  Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value

Lower 95%

Upper 95%

Lower 95.0%

Upper 95.0%

Intercept 126.8225 0.62382 203.299

7 0 125.598

8 128.046

1 125.598

8 128.046

1

X 1 -0.00112 4.76E-05 -23.4885 4.1E-104 -0.00121 -0.00102 -0.00121 -0.00102

X 2 0.047342 0.03730

8 1.26895

7 0.20465

4 -0.02584 0.12052

4 -0.02584 0.12052

4

X 3 -5.49532 2.92796

2 -1.87684 0.06073

4 -11.2387 0.24802

6 -11.2387 0.24802

6

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X 4 0.08324 0.0093 8.95031

7 1.02E-18 0.06499

7 0.10148

2 0.06499

7 0.10148

2

X 5 -240.506 16.5190

3 -14.5593 5.21E-45 -272.909 -208.103 -272.909 -208.103

From the immediate above table, the y variable was the decibel. The equation from the

above table is as follows;

Y=-0.00112x1 + 0.04734 x2 – 5.495x3 + 0.08324 x4 – 240.506 x5 + 126

The Independent T-test

The results are as follows;

t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means

  Variable 1

Variable 2

Mean 69.7903 2

84.7741 9

Variance 122.004 5

26.9645 7

Observations 62 62

Pearson Correlation 0.06032 5

Hypothesized Mean Difference

0

df 61

t Stat -9.89922

P(T<=t) one-tail 1.31E-14

t Critical one-tail 1.67021 9

P(T<=t) two-tail 2.62E-14

t Critical two-tail 1.99962 4

Given the 95% confidence interval was used, one tailed test shows relationship between the

variables because the p-value was 1.31E-14.

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Paired Sample

The analysis results are as follows;

t-Test: Paired Two Sample for Means

  Variable 1

Variable 2

Mean 32.8571 4

33.2857 1

Variance 150.458 3

155.5

Observations 49 49

Pearson Correlation 0.99223 6

Hypothesized Mean Difference

0

df 48

t Stat -1.9298

P(T<=t) one-tail 0.02977 6

t Critical one-tail 1.67722 4

P(T<=t) two-tail 0.05955 3

t Critical two-tail 2.01063 5

There is a relationship between the two variable given since the p value is 0.029 which less

than 0.05.

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References

Illowsky, B., Dean, S. L., & Illowsky, B. (2017). Introductory statistics.