Hypothesis tests and confidence intervals for normal linear models are based on the as- sumption of normal errors. Recal

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Hypothesis tests and confidence intervals for normal linear models are based on the as- sumption of normal errors. Recal

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Hypothesis tests and confidence intervals for normal linear models are based on the as- sumption of normal errors. Recall that normality can be assessed using a normal Q-Q plot comparing the residuals to "ideal" normal observations. Consider the full model for economic dataset on 50 countries, savings, from the faraway package: > g <- 1m (sr data = savings) . 3 > summary (g) Your tasks:
Produce a normal Q-Q plot of the standardized residuals. Do the residuals look normal? Are histograms and boxplots suitable for checking normality? Explain your answer.
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