Testing assumptions for linear regression using Stata

Dewan, one of the Stats@Liverpool tutors, demonstrates how to test the assumptions for a linear regression using Stata.

[@geraldkean5307]

Broo thank you so much, just done an entire question of my assignment using this one video😃😃

[@petermageto2404]

Thank you so so much brother! Very helpful

[@sushilpoudel8091]

very helpful video, thank you.

[@jamshid3766]

Thank you bruh so so much!!! Really grateful! I don't write it to everyone, I only say so if it really is like that. You deserve it!

[@enjoytheride3603]

Thank you so much!!! This is helping me with my thesis

[@geethikamunasinge81]

very clear. I learnt a lot. tks

[@NguyenLe-yz8hq]

I've been having this question for a while. I failed the ramsey Reset test at 0.05, can u use 0.01? I knew that Reset test is not about omitted values but model misspecification, but I don't really know what to do with my model now.

[@irodakarimova2377]

employing the tests you showed I found there is heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation in my data, I am new to stata, I tried log-log, lin-log, log-lin hoping I can make disappear heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation this way, but none of those worked. Can you give some guidance please, please?

[@iHazardGaming007]

Hello what about testing for zero conditional mean?

[@anshikashukla6475]

I am selecting the two way graph option, but receiving error r(198). Can you pls help me with that?

[@knowhow3271]

Hi, have you double checked for spaces in your command? I believe Stata can sometimes give errors if there are spaces

[@mridula630]

@@knowhow3271 i am also facing the same problem...and yes i double checked for the spaces still it is coming...and i am unable to see any graph