- Below Where N Is The Number Of Data Pairs And K Is The Number Of Independent Variables Radj 2 1 N K 1 1 R2 N 1 C 1 (118.62 KiB) Viewed 39 times
below, where n is the number of data pairs and k is the number of independent variables. radj 2=1−[n−k−1(1−r2)(n−1)] C
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below, where n is the number of data pairs and k is the number of independent variables. radj 2=1−[n−k−1(1−r2)(n−1)] C
below, where n is the number of data pairs and k is the number of independent variables. radj 2=1−[n−k−1(1−r2)(n−1)] Click the icon to view the table. r2= (Round to three decimal places as needed.)
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