I found a different way to calculate the critical leverage value - not sure if this is different in the sixth edition but on p. 706 (7.1.4 Outliers) it explains that the lunneborg (1994) critical h = 2(k/N) where k is the number of variables. So thats how they get .25 as the critical value in the sixth edition - 2(44/351) = .25. I also deleted the missing value cases first to give me 351. It seemed to follow the sixth edition better.
I found a different way to calculate the critical leverage value - not sure if this is different in the sixth edition but on p. 706 (7.1.4 Outliers) it explains that the lunneborg (1994) critical h = 2(k/N) where k is the number of variables. So thats how they get .25 as the critical value in the sixth edition - 2(44/351) = .25. I also deleted the missing value cases first to give me 351. It seemed to follow the sixth edition better.
I'm wondering if it's different in my addition, because my book says there are 18 missing values. And 11 outliers.
Do your research. This is so easy to find out. The top goal scorer last season was Mabasa with 16 goals. Do better!