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comparing more than two regression equations
Message posted by Tess (via 142.177.106.54) on April 13, 2001 at 3:07 PM (ET)

I am looking for the procedure for comparing the intercepts of several regression lines, once I have established that the slopes are not significantly different. Thanks!


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Re: comparing more than two regression equations
Message posted by Jack (via 208.249.113.130) on April 13, 2001 at 7:08 PM (ET)

If you assume that the error variances of the data are equal for all regressions, then the test for equality of several intercepts is an F test.



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