[Solution Library] Describe the standard error of estimate, s_e. How do smaller values of se relate to the dispersion of data points about the line determined
Question: Describe the standard error of estimate, \(s_{e}\). How do smaller values of se relate to the dispersion of data points about the line determined by the linear regression equation? What does it mean when \(s_{e}\) is 0?
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