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Chad Dobson has heard about the positive outlook for real estate investment in college towns. He is interested in investing in Davis, California, which houses one of the University of California campuses. He uses zillow.com to access data on 2011 monthly rent for 27 houses, along with three characteristics of the home: number of bedrooms (Beds), number of bathrooms (Baths), and square footage (Sqft). The data, shown in the accompanying table, can also be found on the text website, labeled Davis Rental.


   



Estimate a linear model that uses rent as the response variable. (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)



Estimate an exponential model that uses log of rent as the response variable. (Round your answers to 4 decimal places.)



Compute the predicted rent for a 1,500-square-foot house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms for the linear and the exponential models (ignore the significance tests). (Round intermediate coefficient values to 4 decimal places and final answers to 2 decimal places.)





Use R2 to select the appropriate model for prediction.

Rent Beds Baths Sqft
2950 4 4.0 1453
2400 4 2.0 1476
2375 3 3.0 1132
2375 3 3.0 1132
2350 4 2.5 1589
2000 3 2.5 1459
1935 3 2.0 1200
1825 3 2.0 1248
1810 2 2.0   898
1735 3 2.5 1060
1695 3 2.0 1100
1405 3 1.0 1030
1375 2 1.0   924
1365 2 1.0   974
1325 2 2.0   988
1275 2 2.0   880
1200 1 1.0   712
1180 2 1.5   890
1180 2 2.0   960
1115 2 1.0 1020
1100 2 1.0   903
1060 1 1.0 724
1007 3 2.0 1260
  850 2 1.5 890
810 1 1.0 570
785 1 1.0 475
744 2 1.0 930

Solution

FRom SPSS

From Excel

a1) Estimate a linear model that uses rent as the response variable.

SOl)  The multiple regression equation is y=a+bx1+cx2+dx3

From excel sheet we have

Rent=65.82551 +237.8506(Beds) +389.3673 (BAths) +0.18309 (Sqft)

a2)Estimate an exponential model that uses log of rent as the response variable

Sol)

Sol) Rent= 540.5184 + 1.1418(Beds) + 1.24491(Baths) + (1.0002)Sqft

b 1)Compute the predicted rent for a 1,500-square-foot house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms for the linear and the exponential models (ignore the significance tests).

SOl) Linear

Rent=65.82551 +237.8506(Beds) +389.3673 (BAths) +0.18309 (Sqft)

when 1,500-square-foot house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms

Rent=65.82551 +237.8506(3) +389.3673 (2) +0.18309 (1500)

Rent=1832.747

Exponential

:Rent= 540.5184 + 1.1418(Beds) + 1.24491(Baths) + (1.0002)Sqft

Rent=540.5184 + 1.1418(3) + 1.24491(2) + (1.0002)1500

Rent=2046.734

C1)Compute the value of the R2, defined in terms of rent.

Sol)

Linear: R2=0.794

Exponential:  R2=0.74078

C2) Use R2 to select the appropriate model for prediction.

Sol) Hence From above R2 we conclude that linear regression is best fits for the given data.

SUMMARY OUTPUT
Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.890831
R Square 0.79358
Adjusted R Square 0.766656
Standard Error 284.6173
Observations 27
ANOVA
df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 3 7162928 2387643 29.47452 4.68E-08
Residual 23 1863161 81007
Total 26 9026089
Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%
Intercept 65.82551 267.2604 0.246297 0.807637 -487.045 618.6958 -487.045 618.6958
Beds 237.8506 194.8622 1.220609 0.234601 -165.253 640.9537 -165.253 640.9537
Baths 389.3673 103.3422 3.767749 0.001 175.5877 603.1468 175.5877 603.1468
Sqft 0.183094 0.60568 0.302295 0.765144 -1.06985 1.436039 -1.06985 1.436039
Chad Dobson has heard about the positive outlook for real estate investment in college towns. He is interested in investing in Davis, California, which houses o
Chad Dobson has heard about the positive outlook for real estate investment in college towns. He is interested in investing in Davis, California, which houses o
Chad Dobson has heard about the positive outlook for real estate investment in college towns. He is interested in investing in Davis, California, which houses o

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