Chapter 10

The Linear Multiple Regression Model

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Problem 10.1

The linear regression model has the following special form:

Xk=θ1+hkθ2+εk,k=1,…,n, X_{k} = \theta _{1}+h_{k} \theta _{2}+\varepsilon _{k}, \quad k = 1, \ldots , n,

where {εk}\left\{ \varepsilon_{k}\right\} are independent centered random variables. Find an explicit analytical expression for the OLS estimate θ^n\widehat{\theta }_{n} of the vector θ={θ1,θ2}⊤\theta = \left\{ \theta_{1}, \theta_{2}\right\}^{\top }.

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Problem 10.2

Prove relation (10.7):

∑k=1n(Xk−Xˉn)2=∑k=1n(X^n−Xˉn)2+∑k=1nε^k2 \sum _{k = 1}^{n}\left(X_{k}-\bar{X}_{n}\right)^{2} = \sum _{k = 1}^{n}\left(\widehat{X}_{n}-\bar{X}_{n}\right)^{2}+\sum _{k = 1}^{n} \widehat{\varepsilon }_{k}^{2}

where Xˉn=∑k=1nXk,X^k=hk⊤θ^n,ε^k=Xk−X^k\bar{X}_{n} = \sum_{k = 1}^{n} X_{k}, \widehat{X}_{k} = h_{k}^{\top } \widehat{\theta }_{n}, \widehat{\varepsilon }_{k} = X_{k}-\widehat{X}_{k}.

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Problem 10.3

Let X=Hθ+EX = H \theta +E, where E[E]=0,Cov⁡[E,E]=σ2I,H∈Rn×p\mathbb {E}\left[E\right] = 0, \operatorname {Cov}\left[ E, E \right] = \sigma^{2} I, H \in \mathbb {R}^{n \times p}. Prove that if HH and θ\theta are partitioned into blocks in the form

Xθ=[H1H2][θ1θ2] X \theta =\left[\begin{smallmatrix} H_{1} & H_{2} \end{smallmatrix}\right]\left[\begin{smallmatrix} \theta _{1} \\ \theta _{2} \end{smallmatrix}\right]

then the OLS estimate of θ2\theta_{2} has the form: θ^2=[H2⊤H2−H2⊤H1(H1⊤H1)−1H1⊤H2]−1[H2⊤X−H2⊤H1(H1⊤H1)−1H1⊤X]\widehat{\theta }_{2} = \left[H_{2}^{\top } H_{2}-H_{2}^{\top } H_{1}\left(H_{1}^{\top } H_{1}\right)^{-1} H_{1}^{\top } H_{2}\right]^{-1}\left[H_{2}^{\top } X-H_{2}^{\top } H_{1}\left(H_{1}^{\top } H_{1}\right)^{-1} H_{1}^{\top } X\right].

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Problem 10.4

From the two observations X1=2,X2=4X_{1} = 2, X_{2} = 4 with h1=1,h2=2h_{1} = 1, h_{2} = 2, construct a realization of the OLS estimate of the unknown parameters in the simple linear regression model. Compute the coefficient of determination.

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Problem 10.5

In the setting of Example 10.4, use Fisher's test to test the hypothesis H0:θ1=−1,θ2=2H_{0}: \theta_{1} = -1, \theta_{2} = 2 at the significance level α=0,01\alpha = 0,01, assuming that the observation errors have the distribution N(0;σ2)\mathcal{N}\left(0 ; \sigma^{2}\right).

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Problem 10.6

The observation model has the form

Xk=kθ+εk,k=1,…,n, X_{k} = k \theta +\varepsilon _{k}, \quad k = 1, \ldots , n,

where {εk}\left\{ \varepsilon_{k}\right\} are independent Gaussian random variables, εk∼N(0;σ2),σ>0\varepsilon_{k} \sim \mathcal{N}\left(0 ; \sigma^{2}\right), \sigma > 0. Using the OLS estimate θ^n\widehat{\theta }_{n} of the parameter θ\theta, construct a confidence interval for it with confidence level q=0,95q = 0,95.

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Problem 10.7

In the setting of Example 10.4, test at the significance level p=0,05p = 0,05 the parametric hypothesis H0:θ2=0H_{0}: \theta_{2} = 0, assuming that the observation errors are independent and have the distribution N(0;σ2)\mathcal{N}\left(0 ; \sigma^{2}\right).

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Problem 10.8

Using the data of Example 10.6, construct the dependence X=θ1+θ2hX = \theta_{1}+\theta_{2} h, assuming that:

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(1)

h=[1,…,12]⊤h = [1, \ldots , 12]^{\top };

(2)

h=[1954,…,1967]⊤h = [1954, \ldots , 1967]^{\top }.

In both cases, estimate the error of the obtained realization of the estimate and compute the coefficient of determination.

Problem 10.9

Estimate the unknown parameters α,β\alpha , \beta in the model of a person's consumption of some product v=α+βln⁡wv = \alpha +\beta \ln w, where vv is the expenditure on the consumer product, ww is the weekly income (Table 10.4).

Table 10.4

kk1234567
wkw_{k}0,81,21,52,22,33,63,1
vkv_{k}1,72,73,65,76,78,112,0

Estimate the elasticity coefficient σ=dvdw⋅wv\sigma = \frac{d v}{d w} \cdot \frac{w}{v}. Assuming that the observation errors have the distribution N(0;σ2)\mathcal{N}\left(0 ; \sigma^{2}\right), use Fisher's test to test the hypothesis H0:β=1H_{0}: \beta = 1 at the significance level 0,05.

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