What are the assumptions that must be met in Simple Linear Regression?
- Homogeneity, Variability, Linearity
- Independence, Homoscedasticity, Linearity, Normality
- Linearity, Categorization, Independence
- Linearity, Quadratic, Exponential
The assumptions in Simple Linear Regression include Independence (of errors), Homoscedasticity (equal variance), Linearity, and Normality (of errors).
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