Question
Explain : Co-efficient of determination.

Answer

It is the square of the correlation co-efficient between the observed value of dependent variable $Y$ and its estimated values.
  • The measure of the closeness of the correlation between variable $Y$ and $X$ is given by co-efficient of determination.
  • It is denoted by $R^2.$
  • The least value of $R^2 = 0$ and maximum value is $1.$
  • Regression line can be obtained for one variable with a given value of another variable but validity of that value depends on correlation of this two variables.
  • If their is perfect correlation $(r=1)$ between two variables, then we can say that assumption of linear regression is proper but correlation between two variables, then we can say that assumption of linear regression is Proper but correlation between two variables is nearer to $‘0’,$ then we can say that assumptions are not proper.
  • So, trustworthiness of regression line depends on value of correlation.
  • So, this value is known as co-efficient of determination, which is denoted by $R^2.$
  • Maximum value of $R$ is $1.$
  • Minimum value of $R^2$ is $0,$ which denotes lack or correlation between two variables.
  • If co-efficient of determination $R^2 = 1$ or nearer to $1,$ then it can be said that assumption of linear correlation between $Y$ and $X$ is valid.
  • If the co-efficient of determination $R^2= 0$ or nearer to $0,$ it can be said that assumption of linear correlation between $Y\ \&\ X$ is not valid.
  • But it can not be said that there is no relation between $Y$ and $X.$
  • Co-efficient of determination is a square of correlation coefficient. 80, one can say that $R^2 = r^2$
  • So, value of $R^2$ is $0 \leq R^2 \leq 1.$
  • Here, $R^2 = ($Co-efficient Correlation $ Y,)^2 = \{r(Y,X)\}^2$
$= \{r(Y,)\}^2 = r^2$
$= \{r(Y,a+bx)\}^2 \therefore R^2 = r^2$
  • Uses :
  • $(1)$ To know the trustworthiness of assumptions, estimates obtained by using the line of regression.
  • $(2)$ To check the validity of the assumption of linear correlation between variable $Y\ \&\ X.$

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