R Studio Project
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Step 1: Use the appropriate function to read the “cyber-attack-v3.csv” data file into R.
Step 2: Run a regression model in R to evaluate whether the number of cyber-literate users in an organization is a good predictor for the number of cyber-attacks the organization receives. Provide the syntax used to do this in R below.
Step 3: Test your regression model for the independence of observations. Provide the syntax used to do this in R below. Please be sure to also include the syntax for the package you loaded into R to run the analysis.
Step 4: Provide the D-W statistic reported in your results
Step 5: Provide the p-value reported in your results.
Step 6: Based on your results, it is best to conclude that the cases in your data are:
Positively Correlated
Uncorrelated
Negative Correlated
Step 7: It is, therefore, safe to conclude that the independence of observations assumption has:
been violated
not been violated
Step 8: Test the assumption of normality by running a Shapiro-Wilk test. Provide the syntax used to do this in R below.
Step 9: Report W statistic and p-value.
Step 10: It is, therefore, safe to conclude that the assumption of normality has:
been violated
not been violated
Step 2: Run a regression model in R to evaluate whether the number of cyber-literate users in an organization is a good predictor for the number of cyber-attacks the organization receives. Provide the syntax used to do this in R below.
Step 3: Test your regression model for the independence of observations. Provide the syntax used to do this in R below. Please be sure to also include the syntax for the package you loaded into R to run the analysis.
Step 4: Provide the D-W statistic reported in your results
Step 5: Provide the p-value reported in your results.
Step 6: Based on your results, it is best to conclude that the cases in your data are:
Positively Correlated
Uncorrelated
Negative Correlated
Step 7: It is, therefore, safe to conclude that the independence of observations assumption has:
been violated
not been violated
Step 8: Test the assumption of normality by running a Shapiro-Wilk test. Provide the syntax used to do this in R below.
Step 9: Report W statistic and p-value.
Step 10: It is, therefore, safe to conclude that the assumption of normality has:
been violated
not been violated