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How to Analyze Heteroskedasticity for Time Series Data in Multiple Linear Regression and Its Interpretation

By Kanda Data / Date Dec 14.2024 / Category Data Analysis in R

The heteroskedasticity test is one of the assumption tests in the Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) linear regression method, aimed at ensuring that the residual variance remains constant. If the multiple linear regression equation being tested shows non-constant residual variance, this is referred to as heteroskedasticity.

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Understanding the Essence of Assumption Testing in Linear Regression Analysis: Prominent Differences between Cross-Sectional Data and Time Series Data

By Kanda Data / Date Mar 19.2024

Linear regression analysis has become one of the primary tools for researchers to explore the influence of independent variables on dependent variables. The Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) method has been a mainstay in conducting this linear regression analysis.

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