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STAT 361 Lecture 3: STAT 361 - Lecture 11-14 (correlation coefficient, example and steps of solving linear model, fitted value and hypothesis testing, matrix algebra and special matrices, simple linear model)

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STAT 361 Lecture 3: STAT 361 - Lecture 11-14 (correlation coefficient, example and steps of solving linear model, fitted value and hypothesis testing, matrix algebra and special matrices, simple linear model)

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