Hey can u pls tell i m right - this tells the relationship between 2 varible for( -1) we can that if one variable increases thn another variable decrease
@@datatab Many thanks for the reply. However, I was asking about correlation between to continuous sets of data, when the scatter diagram takes the shape of U rather than a line. I read somewhere about Eta correlation coefficient, but I can't find it.
![Pearson correlation [Simply explained]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/k7IctLRiZmo/mqdefault.jpg)
The 0.610 is it positive correlation coefficient?
Hey can u pls tell i m right - this tells the relationship between 2 varible for( -1) we can that if one variable increases thn another variable decrease
What can I use to measure a non-linear relationship?
Hello, please have a look at the Spearman Correlation: th-cam.com/video/XV_W1w4Nwoc/w-d-xo.html Maybe that fits for you!
@@datatab Many thanks for the reply. However, I was asking about correlation between to continuous sets of data, when the scatter diagram takes the shape of U rather than a line. I read somewhere about Eta correlation coefficient, but I can't find it.
@@nawrashadispearman can test for any kind of non-linear and linear relationship