How can you estimate the strength of the correlation of two real quantities?

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djEban2020-12-28 13:10:38

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dmshar, 2020-12-28
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At the risk of surprise you, but the strength of the correlation of "two real quantities" is measured using the correlation coefficient, also known as "Pearson's correlation".

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