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Correlation and Regression

Correlation and regression are statistical methods for analyzing relationships between variables. Key concepts include Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient for measuring linear relationships and regression analysis for modeling these relationships, either with simple or multiple variables. These methods are applied in various fields for forecasting, risk assessment, and trend identification.

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Correlation and Regression

Correlation and regression are statistical methods for analyzing relationships between variables. Key concepts include Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient for measuring linear relationships and regression analysis for modeling these relationships, either with simple or multiple variables. These methods are applied in various fields for forecasting, risk assessment, and trend identification.

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Overview:

Correlation and regression are statistical methods used to examine the relationship
between two or more variables.
Key Concepts:
1. Correlation:
o Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient (rr): Measures the strength and
direction of the linear relationship between two variables.
2. Regression Analysis:
o Simple Linear Regression: Models the relationship between two
variables by fitting a linear equation to observed data.
o Multiple Regression: Extends linear regression to include multiple
independent variables.
3. Interpreting Regression:
o Slope and Intercept: Describe the relationship between variables.

o Coefficient of Determination (R^2R2): Indicates the proportion of


variance in the dependent variable explained by the independent
variable(s).
4. Applications:
o Used in forecasting, risk assessment, and identifying trends.

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