This hypothesis test was presented in 13.4 under “How Good is the Equation?” The next column gives the p value for this test under the title “Significance F”. If the p value is less than say 0.05 (the...This hypothesis test was presented in 13.4 under “How Good is the Equation?” The next column gives the p value for this test under the title “Significance F”. If the p value is less than say 0.05 (the calculated F statistic is in the tail) we can say with 90 % confidence that we cannot accept the null hypotheses that all the coefficients are equal to zero.
This hypothesis test was presented in 13.4 under “How Good is the Equation?” The next column gives the p value for this test under the title “Significance F”. If the p value is less than say 0.05 (the...This hypothesis test was presented in 13.4 under “How Good is the Equation?” The next column gives the p value for this test under the title “Significance F”. If the p value is less than say 0.05 (the calculated F statistic is in the tail) we can say with 90 % confidence that we cannot accept the null hypotheses that all the coefficients are equal to zero.
This hypothesis test was presented in 13.4 under “How Good is the Equation?” The next column gives the p value for this test under the title “Significance F”. If the p value is less than say 0.05 (the...This hypothesis test was presented in 13.4 under “How Good is the Equation?” The next column gives the p value for this test under the title “Significance F”. If the p value is less than say 0.05 (the calculated F statistic is in the tail) we can say with 90 % confidence that we reject the null hypotheses that all the coefficients are equal to zero.