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Interpretation of Results: 1. Multiple Regression For
Interpretation of Results: 1. Multiple Regression For
Modern way of banking started in mid of 18 th century in India. The first bank, Bank of Hindustan
was established in year 1770. Human service in Indian banking is in limited supply, according to
Kamakodi et al. (2008), although IT-based facilities exceed expectations. In a study on customer
acceptability of online banking, Qureshi T M, Zafar M K, and Khan M B (2008) discovered that
the majority of customers favour the practise because of its ease, security, and privacy. In his
study, Uppal R K (2010) discovered that ATMs are the most successful, while mobile banking is
not widely used in public sector banks. Mishra (2011) offered some solid advice on how to
keep online transactions secure (IBT).
E-banking in India is still primarily restricted to the Internet and mobile phones. In light of this,
we define the idea to conduct all the banking and financial transactions electronically via the
Internet or mobile phone applications.
Interpretation of
results
1. Multiple
Regression for
Customer
Satisfaction
Interpretation of
results
1. Multiple
Regression for
Customer
Satisfaction
Interpretation of
results
1. Multiple
Regression for
Customer
Satisfaction
1 – Multiple Regression for Customer Satisfaction –
We found that –
Y = 1.571611112 + 0.001940649*X1 + 0.093167891*X2 + 0.036155321*X3 + 0.034657971*X4 +
0.00797396*X5 + 0.519489807*X6 + 0.213710653*X7 + 0.257816068*X8 + 0.120229075*X9 +
0.008548186*X10 + 0.248902122*X11 + 0.127318889*X12 + 0.135484256*X13 + 0.120229075*X14 +
0.05413308*X15
Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.6813099
R Square 0.46418318
Adjusted R Square 0.285577574
Standard Error 0.626687432
Observations 61
ANOVA
df SS MS F Significance F
1
Regression 5 15.3104354 1.020695693 2.598928385 0.006828108
4
Residual 5 17.67317116 0.392737137
6
Total 0 32.98360656