What effect does a high leverage point have on a multiple linear regression model?
- It can significantly affect the estimate of the regression coefficients
- It does not affect the model
- It increases the R-squared value
- It leads to homoscedasticity
High leverage points are observations with extreme values on the predictor variables. They can have a disproportionate influence on the estimation of the regression coefficients, potentially leading to a less reliable model.
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