1. Stepwise regression identified loop height (X3) and wire length (X4) as significant predictors of pull strength (Y) based on a significance level of 0.05.
2. The model shows that increases in loop height positively impact pull strength, while increases in wire length negatively impact pull strength.
3. The model can be used to predict pull strength for new data points based on their loop height and wire length values.
1. Stepwise regression identified loop height (X3) and wire length (X4) as significant predictors of pull strength (Y) based on a significance level of 0.05.
2. The model shows that increases in loop height positively impact pull strength, while increases in wire length negatively impact pull strength.
3. The model can be used to predict pull strength for new data points based on their loop height and wire length values.
1. Stepwise regression identified loop height (X3) and wire length (X4) as significant predictors of pull strength (Y) based on a significance level of 0.05.
2. The model shows that increases in loop height positively impact pull strength, while increases in wire length negatively impact pull strength.
3. The model can be used to predict pull strength for new data points based on their loop height and wire length values.
1. Stepwise regression identified loop height (X3) and wire length (X4) as significant predictors of pull strength (Y) based on a significance level of 0.05.
2. The model shows that increases in loop height positively impact pull strength, while increases in wire length negatively impact pull strength.
3. The model can be used to predict pull strength for new data points based on their loop height and wire length values.
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8 The pull strength of a wire bond is an important characteristic. The table below gives information on pull strength Y, die height X_1, post height X_2, loop height X_3, wire length X_4, bond width on the die X_5, and bond width on the post X_6. Fit a model to these data using stepwise regression and explain each step you take to get to the completed model. Use alpha =.05.
Copy the data in excel. Then go to data analysis and select Regression.
Select the Dependent and independent variables for confidence level of 95%
We then get the following output
SUMMARY OUTPUT
Regression Statistics Multiple R 0.840283 R Square 0.706076 Adjusted R 0.559114 Square Standard 0.902056 Error Observation 19 s
ANOVA Significance df SS MS F F Regression 6 23.4566 3.909433 4.804487 0.010126743 Residual 12 9.764455 0.813705 Total 18 33.22105
Coefficient Standard Upper Lower Upper t Stat P-value Lower 95% s Error 95% 95.0% 95.0% Intercept 3.086299 8.237652 0.374658 0.714452 -14.8620035321.0346 -14.862 21.0346 X1 0.648169 0.594661 1.08998 0.297126 -0.6474868421.943825 -0.64749 1.943825 X2 -0.01093 0.275093 -0.03975 0.968948 -0.6103103650.588442 -0.61031 0.588442 X3 0.493873 0.143054 3.452359 0.004784 0.182185664 0.805561 0.182186 0.805561 X4 -0.12526 0.056171 -2.22994 0.045616 -0.247642328-0.00287 -0.24764 -0.00287 X5 -1.8203 2.222536 -0.81902 0.42874 -6.6627928783.022185 -6.66279 3.022185 X6 1.28012 1.485879 0.861524 0.405836 -1.9573313764.517572 -1.95733 4.517572 The overall model is significant since the significance value is < 0.05 = 0.0101
Of the 6 independent variables only X3 and X4 are significant since their p values are <0.05 (0.004 and 0.045 respectively) The R square is 70.6% while the adjusted R Square is 56% The variables loop height X_3 and wire length X_4 only have a significant effect on the Dependent variable Y USE THE MODLE TO PREDICT THE PULL STRENGTH AT THE 7th DATA POINT? WHAT IS THE RESIDUAL 1 FOR THIS POINT? Note: Select the residuals in the window, You can easily get the required residual output.
