CHRIST (Deemed To Be University), Bangalore - 560 029

CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore – 560 029
Department of Statistics and Data Science

END SEMESTER EXAMINATION – MAY 2023
PG II Semester
Programme Name: MSc Data Science Max. Marks: 100

Course Name: Regression Analysis Time: 3 Hrs
Course Code: MDS232
General Instructions
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Course Outcomes (COs): The students will be able to

CO1: Explain the concept of regression models.
CO2: Assess regression models using various criteria
CO3: Analyse the robustness of the regression models
CO4: Build different types of a regression model based on the real-life problem of
global or national importance
SECTION A
Answer all the questions 5 X 20 = 100 marks
Q. No Questions CO RBT
1 a) i. What is the role of the error term in a simple linear regression model, 1 L3
and how does it affect the estimation of the slope and intercept? Explain the
corresponding estimation procedure. (4+6 marks)
ii. A researcher is interested in the effect of temperature on the growth rate
of a certain type of bacteria. The researcher wants to test whether the
intercept and slope of the actual regression line of growth rate on
temperature are 1.2 and 0.5, respectively. Develop the corresponding testing
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procedures at the significance level. (10 marks)
(OR)
b) i. What are the assumptions used in the simple linear regression model?
Show that the estimators of intercept and slope are unbiased in a simple
linear regression model. (3+7 marks)
ii. A company is interested in the relationship between the number of years

of work experience and the salary of their employees. Construct
confidence intervals for the slope and intercept of the actual

regression line of salary on work experience. (10 marks)
a) i. Show that fitted Y and residuals are linear transformations on observed

Y in the case of multiple linear regression. (6 marks)
ii. Discuss the properties of in the case of multiple linear regression
model
. (14 marks)
(OR)
2 1 L2
b) i) Construct a confidence interval for the future Y value
based on a multiple linear regression model for the given X,
. (10 marks)
ii) Stating the required assumptions, obtain the test procedure for testing the
significance of the multiple linear regression model. (10 marks)
3 a) i. Define intrinsic linear relationship in the linear regression model. 2 L3

Examine different intrinsic linear relationships and the corresponding
remedies. (12 marks)
ii. Consider a regression problem with more independent variables.
Illustrate adding significant variables using the stepwise procedure. (8
marks)
(OR)
b) i. Consider a linear regression problem where the normality and
homoscedasticity assumptions are violated. As a data scientist, suggest a
remedy to correct this. Explain the corresponding procedure. (8 marks)
ii. Distinguish between forward selection and backward elimination
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procedures. (12 marks)
a)i. Differentiate between studentised residuals and PRESS residuals. 4

marks)
ii. Illustrate the effect of multicollinearity in a linear regression model.
Discuss the diagnostic procedures for multicollinearity. (16 marks)
4 (OR) 3 L5
b) i. Explain the problem of heteroskedasticity. Formulate a test procedure
for testing heteroskedasticity. (12 marks)
ii. Discuss different shapes and implications of residuals against fitted

values plot. (8 marks)
a) i. Examine the components of a generalised linear model. (8 marks)

ii. Discuss the logistic regression model. (12 marks)
(OR)
5 4 L4
b) Explain a regression model which is used to model count data. Discuss
the corresponding test procedure to check the goodness of fit of the model.
(20 marks)
Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy (RBT) Levels :
L1 – Remembering L2 – Understanding L3 – Applying
L4 – Analyzing L5 – Evaluating L6 - Creating
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Department of Statistics and Data Science

Programme Name: MSc Data Science Max. Marks: 100

Course Outcomes (COs): The students will be able to

Answer all the questions 5 X 20 = 100 marks

ii. A company is interested in the relationship between the number of years

confidence intervals for the slope and intercept of the actual

a) i. Show that fitted Y and residuals are linear transformations on observed

3 a) i. Define intrinsic linear relationship in the linear regression model. 2 L3

ii. Distinguish between forward selection and backward elimination

a)i. Differentiate between studentised residuals and PRESS residuals. 4

ii. Discuss different shapes and implications of residuals against fitted

a) i. Examine the components of a generalised linear model. (8 marks)

Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy (RBT) Levels :

L1 – Remembering L2 – Understanding L3 – Applying

L4 – Analyzing L5 – Evaluating L6 - Creating

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