Predicting a value based on the regression, Calculating summary statistics, Calculating siinunary statistics -6 – HP 49g Graphing Calculator User Manual

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Predicting a value based on the regression

Once you have perfomied a regression, you can use it to predict y values.

1. Follow steps 1 to 5 in the previous section to apply a regression to your

data.

2. Press

PRBD.

The Predict Values input form is displayed.

3. In tire X field, enter the value for which you want to find the

corresponding y value.

4. Move the cursor to the Y field and press

PRED.

The computed value,

based on the regression, appears.

Although you can use this method to predict a value for .x that

corresponds to a Imown у value, the solution may not be

mathematically correct.

Calculating summary statistics

: You can use the summary statistics application to calculate up to six

summary statistics on bivariate data.

To calculate summaiy statistics:

1. Use the method described in “Starting an application and specifying

the data” on page 9-2 to open the Summary Statistics input form and to

load the data to analyze.

2. In the X-Col and Y-Col fields, specify the cohmms that hold the data to

analyze.

3. Use the arrow keys to navigate aroimd the Calculate fields. Press

chk

to choose the values that you want to calculate. A check mark appears
against the ones you choose. The summary statistics that can be
calculated are as follows:

2X

The sum of the values in the X-Col of ZD AT.

ZY

The siun of the values in the Y-Col of ZD AT.

ZX2

The sum of the squares of the values iir the X-Col of

ZD AT.

ZY2

The sum of the squares of the values in the Y-Col of

ZD AT.

ZXY

The sum of the products of the X-Col and Y-Col pairs of ZD AT

NZ

The nmnber of rows in ZD AT.

4. Press

OK

to calculate the statistics. The statistics appear in history.

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Using statistics

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