MET CS 555 Assignment 5 solution

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The data in this document is from 3 groups of students (math, chemistry, and physics) on an IQ related test.  Save the data to CSV/Excel file and read the data into R.  Use this data to address the following questions:

  • How many students are in each group? Summarize the data relating to both test score and age by the student group (separately).  Use appropriate numerical and/or graphical summaries.  (3 points)

 

  • Do the test scores vary by student group? Perform a one way ANOVA using the aov or Anova function in R to assess.  Summarize the results using the 5 step procedure.  If the results of the overall model are significant, perform the appropriate pairwise comparisons using Tukey’s procedure to adjust for multiple comparisons and summarize these results.  (7 points)

 

  • Create an appropriate number of dummy variables for student group and re-run the one-way ANOVA using the lm function with the newly created dummy variables. Set chemistry students as the reference group.  Confirm if the results are the same.  What is the interpretation of the beta estimates from the regression model?  (4 points)

 

  • Re-do the one-way ANOVA adjusting for age. Focus on the output relating to the comparisons of test score by student type.  Explain how this analysis differs from the analysis in step 2 above (not the results but how does this analysis differ in terms of the questions it answers as opposed to the one above).  Did you obtain different results?  Summarize briefly (no need to go through the 5 –step procedure here).   Present the least square means and interpret these. (6 points)

 

group iq age
Physics student 34 15
Physics student 33 17
Physics student 32 15
Physics student 25 14
Physics student 36 19
Physics student 30 18
Physics student 31 16
Physics student 34 17
Physics student 29 16
Physics student 34 17
Physics student 39 16
Physics student 33 18
Physics student 39 19
Physics student 42 20
Physics student 41 20
Math student 36 20
Math student 38 28
Math student 37 22
Math student 35 18
Math student 41 19
Math student 40 23
Math student 36 19
Math student 38 16
Math student 24 18
Math student 39 20
Math student 29 19
Math student 38 20
Math student 45 23
Math student 44 24
Math student 44 22
Chemistry student 52 46
Chemistry student 46 38
Chemistry student 51 41
Chemistry student 52 39
Chemistry student 45 44
Chemistry student 49 33
Chemistry student 47 41
Chemistry student 46 36
Chemistry student 41 40
Chemistry student 47 44
Chemistry student 46 46
Chemistry student 42 38
Chemistry student 43 32
Chemistry student 47 41
Chemistry student 40 42