Summary Of Probability & ANOR
November 5, 2008 by
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- The probability of X and Y occurring at the same time equals the probability of X times the probability of Y.
- The probability of X or Y occurring (either one) is the addition of the probability of X and the probability of Y.
- Analysis of Regression tests the likelihood that the linear relationship between the two variables is due to chance. A significant F indicates that X predicts Y well and that the relationship between the two variables is not likely to be due to chance.
- Analysis of Regression does not prove cause and effect. X may cause Y or Y may cause X, or both could be caused by another variable.
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