Estimate the Explained Sum of Squares (SSE) and Total Sum of Squares (SST) for a regression if the following information is given: R-squared=0.0298, SSR=557,485.51 and n=1,388
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Given SSR = 557,485.51 and R-squared = 0.0298. SST = 557,485.51 / 0.0298 = 18,707,567.45. Show more…
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