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PROBLEM
IDENTIFICATION

MY PROBLEM
DEFINITION

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 RESEARCH PAPER
TAKEN

By: Bingfei Gua, Guolian Liu and Bugao Xu at College of Textile and Clothing
Engineering, Soochow University, Suzhou, China; School of Human Ecology, The
University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, USA (Received 27 June 2015; accepted 27
February 2016)
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Measurements taken from 2D
system (Variable-1)
Measurements taken manually
(Variable-2)

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 RESEARCHERS METHODOLOGY

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LINEAR REGRESSION ANALYSIS
The predicted girths at the six
landmarks were highly correlated
with the manually measured girths
(R2 0.86)
T- TEST AND F- TEST
comparison of predicted girths
and manually measured girths
(no significant difference
observed)
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 METHODOLOGY USED IN THIS PROJECT

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32 Sample Size was taken,
out of which 31 were
found useful, here is the
data collected

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 ANNEXURE-2
Ha= Actual Measurements Are Equal to Predicted Measurements

Anova: Single Factor

SUMMARY
Groups Count Sum Average Variance

Column 1 31 412.5 13.30645 0.91129

Column 2 31 1059 34.16129 9.739785

Column 3 31 897 28.93548 6.395699

Column 4 31 918 29.6129 7.378495

Column 5 31 1004 32.3871 11.57849

Column 6 31 1165.5 37.59677 7.973656

ANOVA
Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit

Between Groups 11098.51 5 2219.702 302.8421 1.29E-85 2.26431 P-Value = 1.29E-85 and Alpha = 0.05.
Within Groups 1319.323 180 7.32957 P-Value < Alpha
Ha is accepted.
Total 12417.83 185
Since Ha is accepted, we can now
Since P Value is lesser than Alpha Value, Ha is correct. calculate the further correlations.
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CORRELATION AND
REGRESSION
ANALYSIS
1. Manual Measurements = X
Measurements by 2D images = Y.
Intercept (A) and Slope (B) values were calculated for X and Y.
Through these, the Regression Line Values (Yc) was calculated.
Yc= A + BX (Regression Line)

2. Correlation between X and Y was calculated=

Correl Function

3. Regression Analysis was done

R Square value and standard error was identified in
each measurement.

The Line Fit Plot (Trendline) was made.

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STEPS FOR EVERY
MEASUREMENT
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y = 0.8709x + 1.8448

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NECK
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Y
Predicted Y
Y

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Linear (Y)
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X Variable 1 14
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y = 0.9361x + 1.8372
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BUST
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Y
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Linear (Y)
Linear (Predicted Y)
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X Variable 1
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UNDER-BUST
y = 0.9147x + 1.9219
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Y
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Linear (Y)
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Linear (Predicted Y)
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WAIST y = 0.6946x + 8.4824

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Y
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Linear (Predicted Y)
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ABDOMEN y = 0.7964x + 5.4001

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Y
Predicted Y
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Linear (Y)
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HIP
y = 0.6165x + 13.931
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Linear (Y)
Linear (Predicted Y)
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FINAL RESULTS

STANDARD
S.NO. MEASUREMENT CORRELATION VALUE ( R ) REGRESSION (R SQUARE) ERROR

1 NECK 0.909498383 0.827187309 0.403624783

2 BUST 0.959428149 0.920502373 0.894980134

3 UNDER-BUST 0.901741792 0.813138259 1.111900255

4 WAIST 0.867901953 0.7532538 1.37236852

5 ABDOMEN 0.878157199 0.771160067 1.655593008

6 HIP 0.795580219 0.632947884 1.740019998

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CONLUSION

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