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A Q–Q plot (or quantile quantile plot) is a scatterplot of the quantiles of two distributions. Q–Q plots are useful for comparing distributions.
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The qqnorm and qqline residuals plot yield a straight line output
can it be considered as normality of residuals or is there any error pertaining to the regression model designed?
the dependent variable is numerical while the predictor is characters
