Sentences with phrase «simple correlation coefficients»

We use simple correlation coefficients to measure the strength of the relationship between fluid cognitive skills and test scores.

Not exact matches

MM instead promote the use of a simple linear correlation coefficient («r «-RRB- in its place.

Because a simple linear correlation coefficient (r) does not, it is widely recognized as not being a sufficient metric of reconstructive skill.

A simple linear fit to the UAH temperature series gives a correlation coefficient of 0.53, while your fourth order polynomial gives 0.59.

I assume that what is meant by the «R2» statistic is the squared Pearson dot - moment correlation, or r2 (i.e., the square of the simple linear correlation coefficient between two time series) over the 1856 - 1901 «verification» interval for our reconstruction.