Making a curved line straight Data Transformation & Regression.

Making a curved line straightMaking a curved line straight

Data Transformation Data Transformation & Regression& Regression

Last ClassLast Class

Predicting the dependant variable Predicting the dependant variable and standard errors of predicted and standard errors of predicted values.values.

Outliers.Outliers.Need to visually inspect data in Need to visually inspect data in

graphic form.graphic form.Making a curved line straight.Making a curved line straight.

Transformation.Transformation.

Early Growth Pattern of PlantsEarly Growth Pattern of Plants

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Growth CurveGrowth Curve

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Growth CurveGrowth Curve

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Sigmoid Growth CurveSigmoid Growth Curve


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Probit AnalysisProbit Analysis

• Group of plants/insects exposed to Group of plants/insects exposed to different concentrations of a specific different concentrations of a specific stimulant (i.e. insecticide).stimulant (i.e. insecticide).

• Data are counts (or proportions), say Data are counts (or proportions), say number killed.number killed.

• Usually concerned or interested in Usually concerned or interested in concentration which causes specific concentration which causes specific event (i.e. LD 50%).event (i.e. LD 50%).

Probit Analysis ~ ExampleProbit Analysis ~ Example

Insecticide concentration (%)

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Number larvaekilled

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Estimating the MeanEstimating the Mean

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Estimating the Standard DeviationEstimating the Standard Deviation

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= 2.415 = 2.415 ++ 0.331 0.331

LogLog1010 (conc) to kill 50% (LD-50) is probit 0.5 = 0 (conc) to kill 50% (LD-50) is probit 0.5 = 0

0 = -1.022 + 2.415 0 = -1.022 + 2.415 xx LD-50 LD-50

LD-50 = 0.423LD-50 = 0.423

10100.4230.423 = 2.65% = 2.65%

ProblemsProblems

Obtaining “good estimates” of the Obtaining “good estimates” of the mean and standard deviation of the mean and standard deviation of the data.data.

Make a calculated guess, use Make a calculated guess, use iteration to get “better fit” to iteration to get “better fit” to observed data.observed data.

Where Straight Lines MeetWhere Straight Lines Meet

Optimal AssentOptimal Assent

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Yield and NitrogenYield and NitrogenN applied (lb/acre)

Seed Yield (lb/acre)

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What application of What application of nitrogen will result in nitrogen will result in

the the optimumoptimum yield yield response?response?

Intersecting LinesIntersecting Lines

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6.2/0.593 = 10.45 6.2/0.593 = 10.45 ** , With 3 df , With 3 dfIntersect = same value of yIntersect = same value of y

bb1010 + b + b1111x = y = bx = y = b2020 + b + b2121xx

x = [bx = [b2020 - b - b1010]/[b]/[b1111 - b - b2121]]

= 94.92 lb N/acre= 94.92 lb N/acre

with 1321.83 lb/acre seed yieldwith 1321.83 lb/acre seed yield


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LinearLinear

Y = bY = b00 + b + b11xxQuadraticQuadratic

Y = bY = b00 + b + b11x + bx + b2 2 xx22

CubicCubic

Y = bY = b00 + b + b11x + bx + b2 2 xx2 2 + b+ b3 3 xx33

Bi-variate DistributionBi-variate DistributionCorrelationCorrelation

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