Simple linear regression (final)
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The document presents the results of a simple linear regression analysis conducted by a black belt to predict the number of calls answered (dependent variable) based on staffing levels (independent variable) using data collected over 240 samples in a call center. The regression equation found 83.4% of the variation in calls answered was explained by staffing levels. Notable outliers and leverage points were identified that could impact the strength of the predicted relationship between calls answered and staffing.
![Simple Linear Regression Analysis
Variables:
X = Independent Variable (we provide this)
Y = Dependent Variable (we observe this)
Parameters:
β0 = Intercept
The y-intercept of a line is the point at which the line crosses the y
axis. ( i.e. where the x value equals 0)
β1 = Slope
Change in the mean of Y for a unit change in X
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![Simple Linear Regression Analysis
Meaning of and
> 0 [positive slope] < 0 [negative slope]
y
rise
run
=slope (=rise/run)
=y-intercept
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Simple linear regression (final)
- 1. Presented by –Harsh Upadhyay
- 2. Module Objective Agenda •Introduce the concept of Simple Linear Regression •Walk through the process of plotting our data •Apply regression Techniques •Evaluate our model •Interpret the result Expected Learning •Understand key Simple Linear Regression terminology •Evaluate the relationship between a continuous X and continuous Y •Use regression analysis to make predictions about process
- 3. Historical Note •Sir Francis Galton (1822-1911) used the term Regression. •To explain the relationship between the heights (inches) of fathers and their sons.
- 4. Simple Linear Regression Regression analysis is used to predict the value of one variable (the dependent variable) on the basis of other variables (the independent variables). Dependent variable: denoted Y Independent variables: denoted X1, X2, …, Xk If we only have ONE independent variable, the model is
- 5. Simple Linear Regression Analysis Variables: X = Independent Variable (we provide this) Y = Dependent Variable (we observe this) Parameters: β0 = Intercept The y-intercept of a line is the point at which the line crosses the y axis. ( i.e. where the x value equals 0) β1 = Slope Change in the mean of Y for a unit change in X ε ~ Normal Random Variable (με = 0, σε = ???) [Noise]
- 6. Simple Linear Regression Analysis Meaning of and > 0 [positive slope] < 0 [negative slope] y rise run =slope (=rise/run) =y-intercept x
- 7. Effect of Larger Values of σ ε Lower vs. Higher Variability Y 25K$ Y= β0+ β1 + X
- 8. The least Square Method s nce dif fere these differences are ed quar called residuals or hes errors of t e sum line… ze s th d the imi nts an min poi ne s li n the Thi wee bet
- 9. Exercise A black belt is connected with optimize a call center in a retail bank where clients place the inquiries and order over the phone during 6 am to 6 pm (Monday to Friday). The current staffing plan is begin with about 4 associates at 6 am and increases to about 35 associate by 9 am. At 3.30 pm the no. of associate begin to drop to about 7 by 6 pm. The black belt is anticipating an increasing in call volume and want to know how many call can be answer in 30 min time interval for various staffing level to better staff the call center. The black belt obtain the data on the no. of associate and the no. of calls answered for each 30 min interval for the last two weeks. You have a total of 240 Samples. Data sheet
- 10. Scatter Plot
- 11. Fitted Line Plot Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd versus Staff The regression equation is CallsAnswd = - 8.844 + 3.099 Staff S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% Analysis of Variance Source DF SS MS F P Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 Error 238 32753 138 Total 239 196844 Fitted Line: CallsAnswd versus Staff
- 12. Minitab Output-Session Window CallsAnswd = - 8.844 + 3.099 Staff CallsAnswd = - 8.844 + 3.099 (17)=43.839 CallsAnswd = - 8.844 + 3.099 (22)=59.334 How Confident are you with this model? 59 Calls Staff of 22 ? 59 Calls 59 Calls
- 13. Assessing The Model Evaluate the strength of the regression model 1. Determine how much variation in our calls answered data is actually explained by staff. 2. Determine The strength of the relationship between Call Answered and Staff Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd R-sq versus Staff The regression equation is CallsAnswd = - 8.844 + 3.099 Staff % of variation in the Y S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% values explained by the linear relationship with X Analysis of Variance Source DF SS MS F P Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 Error 238 32753 138 % of variation Calls Answered Total 239 196844 explained by Staff Fitted Line: CallsAnswd versus Staff
- 14. % of Variation-Explanation Explained Total Variation (Y) Variation (Y) Explained Variation R Squared = Total Variation = Between 0 and 1 (0% to 100%)
- 15. Properties of R The Correlation Coefficient √ R2 = R Measure the strength of the linear relationship (Pearson’s Correlation of coefficient) R Strong Moderate Low Low Moderate Moderate -1 Relationship -0.8 Relationship -0.5 Relationship 0 Relationship 0.5 Relationship 0.8 Relationship +1
- 16. Caution- Correlation and Causation Calls Answered Staff Correlated Correlation Causation Change in one variable causes Two things vary together change in another
- 17. Regression Interpretation- Graphical •Residual is not normal •Residual Vs Fits is not constant
- 18. Regression- Session Window Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd versus Staff Unusual Observations The regression equation is Obs Staff CallsAnswd Fit SE Fit Residual St Resid CallsAnswd = - 8.84 + 3.10 Staff 1 3.0 6.000 0.454 1.995 5.546 0.48 X 3 4.0 7.000 3.554 1.913 3.446 0.30 X 6 4.0 11.000 3.554 1.913 7.446 0.64 X Predictor Coef SE Coef T P 7 4.0 12.000 3.554 1.913 8.446 0.73 X Constant -8.844 2.247 -3.94 0.000 8 3.0 5.000 0.454 1.995 4.546 0.39 X Staff 3.09947 0.08976 34.53 0.000 9 3.0 7.000 0.454 1.995 6.546 0.57 X 67 29.0 109.000 81.040 0.901 27.960 2.39R 78 32.0 127.000 90.339 1.071 36.661 3.14R S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% 141 30.0 134.000 84.140 0.952 49.860 4.26R 151 30.0 114.000 84.140 0.952 29.860 2.55R 161 33.0 128.000 93.438 1.136 34.562 2.96R Analysis of Variance 171 33.0 126.000 93.438 1.136 32.562 2.79R 183 32.0 59.000 90.339 1.071 -31.339 -2.68R Source DF SS MS F P 199 29.0 48.000 81.040 0.901 -33.040 -2.82R Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 202 25.0 35.000 68.643 0.768 -33.643 -2.87R Residual Error 238 32753 138 235 4.0 14.000 3.554 1.913 10.446 0.90 X Total 239 196844 236 4.0 7.000 3.554 1.913 3.446 0.30 X R denotes an observation with a large standardized residual (>2) X denotes an observation whose X value gives it large leverage
- 19. Unusual Observations Unusual Observations Unusual Observations Obs Staff CallsAnswd Fit SE Fit Residual St Resid Obs Staff CallsAnswd Fit SE Fit Residual St Resid 1 3.0 6.000 0.454 1.995 5.546 0.48 X 1 3.0 6.000 0.454 1.995 5.546 0.48 X 3 4.0 7.000 3.554 1.913 3.446 0.30 X 3 4.0 7.000 3.554 1.913 3.446 0.30 X 6 4.0 11.000 3.554 1.913 7.446 0.64 X 6 4.0 11.000 3.554 1.913 7.446 0.64 X 7 4.0 12.000 3.554 1.913 8.446 0.73 X 7 4.0 12.000 3.554 1.913 8.446 0.73 X 8 3.0 5.000 0.454 1.995 4.546 0.39 X 8 3.0 5.000 0.454 1.995 4.546 0.39 X 9 3.0 7.000 0.454 1.995 6.546 0.57 X 9 3.0 7.000 0.454 1.995 6.546 0.57 X 67 29.0 109.000 81.040 0.901 27.960 2.39R 67 29.0 109.000 81.040 0.901 27.960 2.39R 78 32.0 127.000 90.339 1.071 36.661 3.14R 78 32.0 127.000 90.339 1.071 36.661 3.14R 141 30.0 134.000 84.140 0.952 49.860 4.26R 141 30.0 134.000 84.140 0.952 49.860 4.26R 151 30.0 114.000 84.140 0.952 29.860 2.55R 151 30.0 114.000 84.140 0.952 29.860 2.55R 161 33.0 128.000 93.438 1.136 34.562 2.96R 161 33.0 128.000 93.438 1.136 34.562 2.96R 171 33.0 126.000 93.438 1.136 32.562 2.79R 171 33.0 126.000 93.438 1.136 32.562 2.79R 183 32.0 59.000 90.339 1.071 -31.339 -2.68R 183 32.0 59.000 90.339 1.071 -31.339 -2.68R 199 29.0 48.000 81.040 0.901 -33.040 -2.82R 199 29.0 48.000 81.040 0.901 -33.040 -2.82R 202 25.0 35.000 68.643 0.768 -33.643 -2.87R 202 25.0 35.000 68.643 0.768 -33.643 -2.87R 235 4.0 14.000 3.554 1.913 10.446 0.90 X 235 4.0 14.000 3.554 1.913 10.446 0.90 X 236 4.0 7.000 3.554 1.913 3.446 0.30 X 236 4.0 7.000 3.554 1.913 3.446 0.30 X R denotes an observation with a large standardized residual (>2) X denotes an observation whose X value gives it large leverage 240 Data points Unusual observation 4% = 9 points Residual values (R) ≤ 5% of total observation
- 20. Original Vs Altered Original Graph Altered Graph
- 21. Interpreting The Model Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd versus Staff The regression equation is CallsAnswd = - 8.84 + 3.10 Staff Predictor Coef SE Coef T P Constant -8.844 2.247 -3.94 0.000 Predictor Table Staff 3.09947 0.08976 34.53 0.000 S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% Additional Statistics Analysis of Variance Source DF SS MS F P Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 ANOVA Table Residual Error 238 32753 138 Total 239 196844
- 22. Interpreting The Model Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd versus Staff The regression equation is CallsAnswd = - 8.84 + 3.10 Staff Predictor Table Predictor Coef SE Coef T P Constant -8.844 2.247 -3.94 0.000 Staff 3.09947 0.08976 34.53 0.000 Ho: Slope = 0 •No difference in Y when X changes S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% •X has no impact on y Analysis of Variance Ha: Slope ≠ 0 Source DF SS MS F P Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 •Y changes as X changes Residual Error 238 32753 138 •X has impact on y Total 239 196844
- 23. Interpreting The Model Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd versus Staff The regression equation is CallsAnswd = - 8.84 + 3.10 Staff Additional Statistics Predictor Coef SE Coef T P Constant -8.844 2.247 -3.94 0.000 R-squared Staff 3.09947 0.08976 34.53 0.000 •The amount of variation explained by this variation S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% R-squared (Adjusted) •Account for the no. of X’s used in model (Used in multiple Analysis of Variance regression) Source DF SS MS F P S Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 Residual Error 238 32753 138 •Standard deviation for the Total 239 196844 leftover or unexplained variation. It is used for designing the confidence interval
- 24. Interpreting The Model Regression Analysis: CallsAnswd versus Staff The regression equation is CallsAnswd = - 8.84 + 3.10 Staff ANOVA Table Predictor Coef SE Coef T P Constant -8.844 2.247 -3.94 0.000 Regression Staff 3.09947 0.08976 34.53 0.000 •The explained variation S = 11.7311 R-Sq = 83.4% R-Sq(adj) = 83.3% Residual Error •Unexplained Variation Analysis of Variance Source DF SS MS F P Ho: Regression 1 164091 164091 1192.37 0.000 •The model does not explain the Residual Error 238 32753 138 observed variation Total 239 196844 Ha: •The model does explain the observed variation
- 25. Confidence on Output CallsAnswd = -8.844 + 3.099 Staff If Staff 10 then, - 8.844 + 3.099 (10) = 22 If Staff 20 then, - 8.844 + 3.099 (20) = 53 If Staff 30 then, - 8.844 + 3.099 (30) = 84 Confidence = ???% R-squared = 83.4% Report result using Unexplained Variation = 16.6% confidence intervals
- 26. Confidence on Output 95% confidence the true regression line lies within 95% prediction interval expect 95% of the data points to fall within
- 27. Confidence on Output Confidence interval report average performance Prediction intervals predict actual values
- 28. Predicted Value for Y Let management decide max 20 staff, then how may call answer by these 20 executive Predicted Values for New Observations New Obs Fit SE Fit 95% CI 95% PI 1 53.145 0.822 (51.526, 54.765) (29.979, 76.312) Values of Predictors for New Observations New Obs Staff 1 20.0
- 29. Review Methodology 1. Get Familiar with the data 3. Check the model & the assumption • Identify the output or Y variable • Look at the residual plot • Identify the X variable or predictor Are assumption valid? • Look at the time series, dot plots, histogram Do residual look ok? and scatter plot Are there unusual observation? If yes, • Run descriptive statistics address, if possible and rerun the analysis Check for outliers • What is r-squared? Check for gaps in the data • How much variation can be explained by the model? • Look at P –values Does X have significant impact on Y? 2. Fit the model to the data 4. Report Result & Use Equation • Run regression • Summarize the results for your stakeholders • Use the regression • If you have excluded data, explain why • If you kept outlier in the data, explain why • How much variation in Y can be explained by X? • Remember causation vs. correlation • Make a predictions using confidence and prediction intervals.