durbin watson

Within my sample, I have different financing round (about 300) of several companies (about 200) between 2010 and 2017. To control for the time the company exists, I have included the variable "age" (in number of years - with comma values depending on the month, e.g. 3.5 for three and a half...

Dear all, I am currently analyzing the effects several independent variables have on dependant variable (political party's position on immigration, to be more specific). As the cases (observations) here are political parties - the number of them is very limited (in fact, I have only 21 party...

I am trying to run a multiple regression with a sample data belongs to a cohort of 500 subjects. My dependant variable is a psychological score (scale), independant variables are age(scale), sex(nominal) and education(scale). I run the test and Durbin-Watson was 1.99 which is good but I had 2...

Hi there, I ran the Durbin-Watson test for my dataset. n = 744 (sample), k = 9 (variables) My result is a DW of 1.97. SPSS does not show upper and lower d in the results section, which means: I do not know if there is evidence of no autocorrelation. How can I interpret this result...