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The normal coincidence of one phenomenon, character, etc., with another.
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A synonym for association or the relationship between variables.
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The amount of positive or negative relationship existing between two measures. For example, if the height and weight of a set of individuals were measured, it could be said that there is a positive correlation between height and weight if the data showed that larger weights tended to be paired with larger heights and smaller weights tended to be paired with smaller heights. The stronger those tendencies, the larger the measure of correlation.
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| correlation |
The relationship between two sets of data, that when one changes, the other is likely to make a corresponding change. If the changes are in the same direction, then there is a positive correlation. If it is in the opposite direction, then it is a negative correlation.
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| correlation |
A statistical estimate of the relatedness of two events. See also UNCORRELATED.
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