[Solved] STAT823 Homework 10-Matrix Approach to Linear Regression

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1(a). Let A be defined as follows:

• are the column vectors of A linearly dependent?
• What is the rank of A?
• What must be the determinant of A? (iv) Find the trace of A.

1(b). Let B be defined as follows:

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• are the column vectors of B linearly dependent?
• What is the rank of B?
• Calculate the determinant of B.
• Find the trace of B.
• Find the inverse of B.

2. The data below show, for a consumer finance company operating in six cities, the number of competing loan companies in the city (X) and the number per thousand of companys loans made in that city that are currently delinquent (Y ):

## Y X

## 1 16 4 ## 2 5 1 ## 3 10 2

## 4 15 3

## 5 13 3 ## 6 22 4

Assume that the first-order regression model Y = X + is applicable. Using the matrix methods, obtain the following:

• Y^TY
• X^TX
• X^TY
• (X^TX)¹
• a vector of estimated regression coefficients
• a vector of residuals e
• SSR
• SSE
• estimated variance-covariance matrix of

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