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The sun
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Notes say that When H0 is true SS(TOT)/(n-1) is the overall sample variance
But won't this be true whether or not beta=0 ?
But won't this be true whether or not beta=0 ?
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Sandor Kelemen
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You are absolutely right SS_TOT/(n-1) is the sample variance (even if beta is having a shower 
). And you are right that the text is quite misleading. The point of beta = 0 is the independence of SS_REG and SS_RES (and so to fulfill the F distribution requirements).
). And you are right that the text is quite misleading. The point of beta = 0 is the independence of SS_REG and SS_RES (and so to fulfill the F distribution requirements).