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Linear Regression Analysis in R

The document contains R code for analyzing the relationship between weight (peso) and systolic blood pressure (sistolica). It includes creating a linear model, plotting the data, and fitting a model without an intercept. Additionally, it shows how to read data from a CSV file and manipulate it within R.

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Linear Regression Analysis in R

The document contains R code for analyzing the relationship between weight (peso) and systolic blood pressure (sistolica). It includes creating a linear model, plotting the data, and fitting a model without an intercept. Additionally, it shows how to read data from a CSV file and manipulate it within R.

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peso<-c(75, 76, 82, 70, 96, 80, 86, 95, 91, 68, 72, 77, 77, 78, 72,

76, 79, 83, 98, 89, 82, 65, 109, 107,


87,85)

sistolica<-c(130, 133, 150, 128, 151, 146, 150, 140, 148, 125, 133, 135, 150, 153, 128, 132, 149,
158, 150, 163, 156, 124, 170, 165, 160, 159)

plot(peso,sistolica)

SP<-lm(sistolica~peso)

summary(SP)

abline(SP$coeff)

SPsinbeta0<-glm(sistolica~ -1 + peso)

summary(SPsinbeta0)

plot(peso,sistolica,pch=2)

abline(SP$coeff)

points(peso,SPsinbeta0$fitt)

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getwd()

> sistolica<-[Link]("[Link]",header=TRUE,sep=";")

> edit(sistolica)

>names(sistolica)

>plot(sistolica)

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