Linear Regression
(Procedure and Output in SPSS )
Data View
Data view represents the cases/data
points for different variables. Here we
have demand as Dependent Variable
and Price as a Independent Variable.
Variable View
Variable view represents the
properties of all variables.
One can toggle between
data and variable view with
the shortcut ctrl + t.
Step 1
Running Linear Regression:
Click on the Analyze tab of
Menu bar then click
Regression option and select
Linear.
Step 2
Select Continuous
dependent variable and
drag it to Dependent box
and select continuous
independent variable and
drag it to Independent(s)
box.
Step 3
Click on Statistics button to
select desired statistics
option
Step 4
Select Estimates under
Regression coefficients.
Select Durbin Watson under
Residual box and select
Model fit and Descriptives.
Step 5
Click on Ok button to get the
Output window with Results.
Descriptive Statistics
This table displays the
Mean, Std. deviation and
sample size for Dependent
and Independent
variables.
Correlation
This table displays the
Correlation between
Dependent variable and
Independent variable with it’s
associated significance value..
Variable Information
This table displays the
information about
variables in the model and
variable that have been
removed from model in
the Stepwise Method
Regression Model Summary
This table displays the R Square Value (Goodness of
Fit for the model) with it’s associated significance
value and Std. error of the estimates.
ANOVA Table
This table displays the Statistic for ANOVA with its associated significance
value that test the hypothesis that the model is not having any variability
in Dependent Variable.
Coefficients for Regression Model
This table displays the
Coefficients for the
Regression model with it’s
T value and significance
value.
Developed and designed by:
Address: Mau - Chitrakoot
Contact: unexplordsolutions@gmail.com

linear regression analysis in spss (procedure and output)

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Data View Data viewrepresents the cases/data points for different variables. Here we have demand as Dependent Variable and Price as a Independent Variable.
  • 3.
    Variable View Variable viewrepresents the properties of all variables. One can toggle between data and variable view with the shortcut ctrl + t.
  • 4.
    Step 1 Running LinearRegression: Click on the Analyze tab of Menu bar then click Regression option and select Linear.
  • 5.
    Step 2 Select Continuous dependentvariable and drag it to Dependent box and select continuous independent variable and drag it to Independent(s) box.
  • 6.
    Step 3 Click onStatistics button to select desired statistics option
  • 7.
    Step 4 Select Estimatesunder Regression coefficients. Select Durbin Watson under Residual box and select Model fit and Descriptives.
  • 8.
    Step 5 Click onOk button to get the Output window with Results.
  • 9.
    Descriptive Statistics This tabledisplays the Mean, Std. deviation and sample size for Dependent and Independent variables.
  • 10.
    Correlation This table displaysthe Correlation between Dependent variable and Independent variable with it’s associated significance value..
  • 11.
    Variable Information This tabledisplays the information about variables in the model and variable that have been removed from model in the Stepwise Method
  • 12.
    Regression Model Summary Thistable displays the R Square Value (Goodness of Fit for the model) with it’s associated significance value and Std. error of the estimates.
  • 13.
    ANOVA Table This tabledisplays the Statistic for ANOVA with its associated significance value that test the hypothesis that the model is not having any variability in Dependent Variable.
  • 14.
    Coefficients for RegressionModel This table displays the Coefficients for the Regression model with it’s T value and significance value.
  • 15.
    Developed and designedby: Address: Mau - Chitrakoot Contact: unexplordsolutions@gmail.com