- The inclusion of independent variables which are correlated with the existing independent variables causes the multicollinearity:
- standard errors: biased upward
- t-statistics: biased downward (deflated)
- If multicolinearity is present in a model, the interpretation of the individual regression coefficients become problematic.
- The existence of multicolinearity is generally signaled by
- High R2 value (e.g. 81%)
- Low t-statistics on the regression coefficients (<2; approximate critical value = 2)
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Multicollinearity
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