Understanding and Detecting Homoscedasticity in Statistical Analysis

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I have tried to search for links about testing for homoschedasticity and could not find any useful ones which explain what it means and how i can test for it. :cry:

Hope for any inputs.


Thanks.
 
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heteroskedasticity

since that's the opposite.

Any decent regression analysis textbook should cover this topic, especially in econometrics.
 
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