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I am being asked if just according to this single plot (residuals vs fitted) of a linear regression is enough to determine if homoscedasticity exists in the linear model. I know that all residuals should be around zero independently of our fitted values but it's a bit tricky in this one! Thank you so much!
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I am being asked if just according to this single plot (residuals vs fitted) of a linear regression is enough to determine if homoscedasticity exists in the linear model. I know that all residuals should be around zero independently of our fitted values but it's a bit tricky in this one! Thank you so much!
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https://gyazo.com/b9b41ca5c4915680e8e782f671bd8c3f










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I am being asked if just according to this single plot (residuals vs fitted) of a linear regression is enough to determine if homoscedasticity exists in the linear model. I know that all residuals should be around zero independently of our fitted values but it's a bit tricky in this one! Thank you so much!
This link contains de image of the plot.
https://gyazo.com/b9b41ca5c4915680e8e782f671bd8c3f










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I am being asked if just according to this single plot (residuals vs fitted) of a linear regression is enough to determine if homoscedasticity exists in the linear model. I know that all residuals should be around zero independently of our fitted values but it's a bit tricky in this one! Thank you so much!
This link contains de image of the plot.
https://gyazo.com/b9b41ca5c4915680e8e782f671bd8c3f







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