Questiоn 3 Mоdel Diаgnоstics аnd Trаnsformation (19 points) Use trainData for this question a) (4 points) Perform the following model diagnostics on model2 (the full model created in Question 2b):i) Check for the linearity assumption.ii) Check for constant variance. iii) Check for normality. Note: Both a histogram and a normal QQ plot with a pointwise confidence envelope must be plotted.Explain your conclusions. b) (2 points) Based on your conclusions in Q3a, what type of transformation of the response variable, if any, would you propose? Explain your reasoning. c) i) (2 points) Create a linear regression model, named model4, that uses the log-transformed Savings_Rate_Percent as the response and all the predictors in trainData. Display the summary. ii) (2 points) Compare the R-squared values of model2 and model4. Did the transformation improve the explanatory power of the model? d) (3 points) Calculate the VIF of each predictor in model2. Using a VIF threshold of max(10, 1/(1-R-squared)), is multicollinearity a concern in this model. Explain interpretation? e) (3 points) Create a plot of the Cook's distances for model2. Using a threshold of 4/n, how many outliers are identified? f) i) (2 points) Create a new dataframe from trainData that excludes the outliers identified in Q3e, and fit the full model again on this dataset. Call it model_outlier. Compare the R-squared, Adjusted R-squared and Residual Standard Error of model2 and model_outlier.ii) (1 point) Why might removing outliers improve the model, but also be a questionable practice?
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