Customer Shopping Trends Dataset: Analysis of Data - Regression Model
Customer Shopping Trends Dataset: Analysis of Data - Regression Model
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Subject: ECON 2330
Instructor: Dr. Subrahmanya Karkada
Student Name: Tejas Adatiya
Student ID: T00720280
2. Multicollinearity -
All the VIFs are less than 5, so there are no Multicollinearity issues.
4. R-Square-Coefficient of determination
Regression Statistics
Multiple R-squared 0.002083
Adjusted R-squared 0.001059
Residual Standard Error & df 14.44, 3895
ANOVA TABLE
F-statistic Degrees of Freedom P-value Significant or not
2.033 4 3895 0.0871 Not Significant
6. Significance of Predictors (Independent factors)
Regression Coefficients
Predictors Coefficients Std Error t -Stat P-value Significant Lower 95% Upper 95%
Intercept 22.262578 1.638316 13.589 2e-16 < 0.05 Yes 19.05053946 25.47461701
Age 0.038599 0.015210 2.538 0.0112 < 0.05 Yes 0.008777735 0.06841983
Purchase.Amount. 0.005346 0.009771 0.547 0.5843 > 0.05 No -0.01381095 0.02450202
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Review.Rating 0.094756 0.323111 0.293 0.7693 > 0.05 No -0.53872654 0.72823784
Size_recode 0.307401 0.262282 1.172 0.2413 > 0.05 No -0.20682119 0.82162316
7. General Conclusion:
Overall, this linear regression model is a poor fit for the data with non-statistically
significant ANOVA. The value of the coefficient of determination is poor. The
purchase amount, review rating, and size are positively related to previous purchase.