Scatter Plot for Multiple Regression

I demonstrate how to create a scatter plot to depict the model R results associated with a multiple regression/correlation analysis.

[mistywalters]

After watching 1, 001 videos, I finally found this! THANK YOU!! Phenomenal!

[aprildonnelly]

This is utterly brilliant. Your videos have been such a great help in my dissertation. This is the answer I needed to the question "What on earth can I include as a graphical representation of my MR?" The only thing I'm struggling with now is how to write it up. But I'm going to listen to your description back and forth until I figure it out!

[alyssamedin]

Amazing video! I usually can't wrap my head around stats but this made it so easy!

[jacobgoldsmith]

I have doubts about this method. Why would this method yield a positive slope for two predictors that are both negatively associated with the dependent variable? The r square and p value are correct, but the relationship is not appropriately displayed.

[nikopikox]

How would I perform what you did at 3:16 (save unstandardized predive values) with Stata??I want to grpagraphh a scatter plot with a line of fit, but I have 2 independent variables.

[joannabarbararoman]

how do you name the x-axis after creating the unstandarized predicted value?

[pogotowiestat]

u r doing a great great JOB! I hope u gonna live long and happy.

[PepeMoracanal]

Hi! This is a very helpful video!! I would like to give you a question related to what you are showing. Imaging that instead of two predictors as in your video, you have three (e.g., INDEP: number of sit-ups; DEP: reaction time in a cognitive test; COVARIATES: age and IQ). And what you want to plot is the regression of number of sit-ups with reaction time adjusted by all covariates. What I do is to run a regression and ask for "Produce all partial plots". Then I have to look at the plot showing my INDEP in the X axis an all the points in the plot are adjusted by age and IQ. However, what I don't know, and that's why I am asking you for help, is where I can see the data of this plot for each participant that I have. I mean where I can obtain the values for X and Y axes.

That would be great if you could help me!

Thanks!

[muhammadishtiaquehaiderish]

Superb ! Found lot of questions answer in one 5 minute 16 seconds video. Thanks a lot.

>Ishtiaque ( Bangladesh)

[TheHeycalmdownfella]

Clever idea! I'm going to use this and see how it is received.

[john-paulfuller-jackson]

I would like to utilize this method of depicting the strength of multiple linear regressions, but is there a publication yet that has done this technique? Would be good to cite this as I myself am not a statistician and may not have the proficiency to justify this depiction of the relationship.

[ta]

Thank you so much, quite relevant, keep it up!

[ahmedaz]

Great, but how can I write the prediction equation with two independents variables, this way gives just one X??

[yoonmoonie]

these are really saving me doing stats for my honors thesis! thank you!

[ei]

what if one of your independant variables is a categorical one, say about 5 categories of them?

[r.a.s.s-telugugamers]

It was really amazing and useful. Thank you.

[eggminolia]

OMG this is awesome! I was struggling with this. Thumbs up dude! You are the best. 🤗💕

[theforester_]

hey, thanks you mate. just a quick question, so if a use independent variable A + independent variable A on X axis and plot it againsnt dependent variable Y it would be wrong right? you cant use to variable in X axis?. the correct way is as shown... estimate and plot predict variables agaisnt dependent variable.. ? hope you can understand. greetings from brazil

[teresadouglas]

Thank you! This is so helpful! I wasn't sure how to do this.

[richardomari]

Wholesome. Thanks for this amazing video!