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Refers to the conditions under which a statistics procedure yields valid estimates and/or inference. E.g., many statistical techniques require the assumption that the data are randomly sampled in some way. Theoretical results about estimators usually require assumptions about the data generating mechanism.
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Which one of these is correct for linear regression?
Only one of these is supposed to be the correct one for simple linear regression. Which pair of plots would you say has constant variance and normal distribution? I feel like none of them have both co …
