Interpretation and Limitations of Regression
Students will interpret regression results, understand extrapolation, and identify limitations of linear models.
Key Questions
- Evaluate the reliability of predictions made using a regression line.
- Explain the dangers of extrapolation in linear regression.
- Critique the appropriateness of a linear model for a given scatter plot.
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