2. Suppose we have the data {(X;, Yij)}, 1

22. Suppose we have the data {(X;, Yij)}, 1 < i < n, 1 < j< ti. The conventional least squares minimizes<br>n ti<br>ΣΣΥ,-m(X;))?,<br>i=1 j=1<br>where m(X;) is a regression equation. Prove that the minimizing the above is equivalent to minimizing<br>E2 =E(t:(Y: – m(X;))²),<br>where Y; is defined as<br>Ý; =<br>Yij•<br>ti<br>j=1<br>

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