Final Regression Model

[gabrielleAmbrosio]

What does he mean by "Write down the final regression model"? He gave me this regression output, but this isn't already the final regression model?

 

[noetsi]

I am not sure how you would know what the final regression model is. I have never come across that terminology before unless you mean simply that you ran many models and presented one.

I don't see any regression model in that. Just the statistical tests. I am not even sure what the predictors are

 

[Buckeye]

It looks like a simple linear regression with "C" as the constant = 39.7 and -16.3 as the coefficient for the "fertilizers" predictor.

 

[gabrielleAmbrosio]

I am not sure how you would know what the final regression model is. I have never come across that terminology before unless you mean simply that you ran many models and presented one.

I don't see any regression model in that. Just the statistical tests. I am not even sure what the predictors are

That terminology you mean "final regression model"? I've just translated from the original question but i guess it is the same meaning. But idk what he means with that either. The 3 question is something like " Analize the estimated model" and that is ok, cause i know how to explain and interpretate this output, but the first question, i don't have any idea....

 

[Buckeye]

I would think something like this: (predicted productivity) = 39.7 - 16.3*(fertilizer)

 

[gabrielleAmbrosio]

I would think something like this: (predicted productivity) = 39.7 - 16.3*(fertilizer)

Hm... maybe is something related to this, i'll search a little bit more. Ty!

 

[noetsi]

Normally regression is presented as the impact of a specific set of predictors on the dependent variable which I did not see. But what buckeye said probably is that model although the way it was done is something I have not seen before.

 

[hlsmith]

Yeah @Buckeye seem on point giving what you have provided. You could always add an error term as well at the end or give it without the coefficients - because on what they want.