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Introductory Econometrics 4th Edition by Jeffrey Wooldridge

Edition 4ISBN: 978-0324660609
book Introductory Econometrics 4th Edition by Jeffrey Wooldridge cover

Introductory Econometrics 4th Edition by Jeffrey Wooldridge

Edition 4ISBN: 978-0324660609
Exercise 13
For a binary response y, let For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. is a weighted average of For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. and For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. : For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted.
(ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that For a binary response y, let   be the proportion of ones in the sample (which is equal to the sample average of the yi.). Let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 0 and let   be the percent correctly predicted for the outcome y = 1. If   is the overall percent correctly predicted, show that   is a weighted average of   and   :    (ii) In a sample of 300, suppose that   =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted. =.70, so that there are 210 outcomes with yi = 1 and 90 with yi = 0. Suppose that the percent correctly predicted when y = 0 is 80, and the percent correctly predicted when y = 1 is 40. Find the overall percent correctly predicted.
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