In follow up to a question posted here: Constrained linear regression through a specified point
What are some ways that we can tell if a simple linear regression model is "good" when we constrain it through a specified point?
In follow up to a question posted here: Constrained linear regression through a specified point
What are some ways that we can tell if a simple linear regression model is "good" when we constrain it through a specified point?
Since forcing a regression line through a certain point means imposing constraints on the coefficients, you can do an $F$-test (R: anova
) to compare the constrained and unconstrained models. And since this is still a regression model, the traditional stuff like residual diagnostics should make sense, at least partially: the residuals would not sum up to zero, for instance.