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Correlation
Correlation
Correlation
Positive Correlation Negative
when both the variables
when both the variables
direction
change in different
,
in one direction
change ,
relationship
↑ ↓ ↓ ↑
↓ ↓
.
↑ ↑ .
Demand of commodity
price of commodity
a
a 2 ex .
ex
down as
.
a
amount of supply may go
result of rise in price
P↑ s↑
P ↑ D↓
Methods of finding correlation
Positive Negative
Degree of
Correlation
+ I 1
Perfect correlation
-
-
9 or more
9 or more
.
75 to + 9 75 to -
9
Sufficient high degree of bmdation
•
+
-
.
. •
6 to 75
correlation 6 to -1.75
Moderate degree of
-
+
-
.
.
3 to 6
correlation 6
possibility of
+ -3 to +
-
Only
.
a
the
_ .
.
less than -3
less than -1.3
-
Correlation
possibly no
Correlation ( Uncorrelated )
o
o
Zero
Scattergood
value of variables ✗ andy
d- from the following pairs of the
dnawa scatter diagram and interpret result .
12 13
8 9 10 11
5 6 7
✗ : t
48 36 30
66 60 54 42 24
78 72
Y :
11 15
18 12
y
^
82 •
72 scatter Diagram
.
-
fy -
56
.
48
-
Yo +
32
-
.
24
-
lb -
8-
I 1 I 1 1
I 1 I I > ✗
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Spearman 's Rank to efficient of correlation
÷
ii. = 1-
¥ )+ / m3 m )+ . .
.
]
/ EDZ tg(
.
m3
- .
- m
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ok
-
¥1
's rank correlation
Jk =
spearman
rank
D= Difference of
N = No of pair of observation
repeated
.
times the
value is
M = No .
of
calculation of rank
The of 3
types of
problems
are
low elation
:
coefficient .
I J K
E F G H
Contestant : A B C D
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
I 2 3 Y
Judget
:
5 8 7 10 11 9
3 I 6 4
2
Judges
:
and
(7-52)
lontestant Ji Ja D D2
A 1 2 -1 I
2 3 -
I 1
B
C 3 I -2 Y
D y 6 -2 4
f- 5 Y 1 I
6 5 1
F I
-1
G 7
8 I
H 7 1 I
of
I
1 10
-
9 1
J I 1
10 11
-
k y
9
T¥ 111 2452=27
rk
ᵗ{,?÷
-
- i -
ni
%É
i
-
-
-
ME
he -
-
I
-
"
m= '
-7¥: :
M l
÷
- -
-
091
Me = I -
0 .
M - O -
909
correlation
degree :
high degree positive
not
given
:
when ranks
are
10 students
in
marks obtained by
I. from the following
calculate Spearman coefficient
's
statistics and Economies ,
of rank correlation .
15 60
33 44 53
20 65 42
Statistics : 36 56
38
60 45 89
25 58 75
35 70
Economics ! 50
AWE
bY0~ R, R2 -
statistics R, Economics R2 D D2
Cx )
4 50 5 -
1 1
3. 6
8 2 6 36
35
56
-6 36
2 70 8
20
1 9 81
10 25
65
6 -
1 1
5 58
42 6 36
q
-
3
yg
33 1 1
7
-
60 9
44 6
8
"5 y
53 7 81
10 -
g
15 I 89
36
/
3 6
9 38
60
ED 2=318
111--10 I
a- i
%:÷
-
-
a- i
;¥÷
-
A- 1-
19,0¥
A- I -1.927
oh = -0.927
degree :
high degree of correlation
When ranks are equal or repeated :
6 19
24 6 15 4 20 9
13 13
y :
and
D D2
Ri Ra
✗ Y 2-5 6.25
5.5
13 8 0.25
48 0.5
5- 5
13 6
33 -3.0
9.00
10
7
40 ay
2.25
2.5
-
1.5
t '
9
y
-
3.5 12.25
35
16 15
33
} 3+21=3-5 I 2.5 6.25
16 4
1.00
I
65 20 10 9
I 1.00
5 "
25 9
-0.5 0.25
2 28
15 6 I -00
1.0
8
19 19 9
57
EDZ-39.SN
-10
No = I -
ED2-il-zlms.mx???..Ft-N-N
6
/
the = I -
6
/ 39.5
-1,12
(23-2) +
¥23
-
2)
-1,12 (23-2)
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* , _
in i
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-
-
-
on =\
•l";;
-
on 1-
2%0
=
the = I -
0.246
the = 0 .
754
correlation
of
high degree positive
degree =
Karl Pearson 's Coefficient of toorelation
r= EXY -
N.IT
Ñ2Éy-)2
Assumed Method Step Deviation
③
2
Mean
Method
r= Edndy -
lEdndy)
☒ÉedyÉ
Mean Method
Cal Actual
.
8 9
Serial Hoof students : I 2 3 4 5 6 7 10
18 21 27 30 36 39 4248
15 24
Monks in Mathematics :
35 41 41 45
27 27 31 33
25 25
Monks in statistics :
"
AE(✗ ) × -
É (4)
y -7 "
my
Maths n n
" Statistics y y
25 -8 64 120
-15 225
15
-8 64 96
-12 25
18 My
36 54
-9 81 27 -6
21
36 36
24
-6 36 27 -6
31 y 6
3 9 -2
27
-
0 33 O O O
°
30
2
" 35 4 12
6
36
8 64 72
&' y ,
39 9
u,
8 64 96
42 12 144
12 144
45 216
48 18 324
En -_ 300
r=Eny_
Erik 1080
iÉ E. 4=330
÷↳◦o
? 480
82 =
by
-708
Eng
-
0.98
8=70,8-20
=
Desectmethodd.TW of price
data
b- a commodity for 5 months are
and
quantity purchased relating
given
below .
Y 5
I 2 3
Months :
11 12 12
10 10
Pneie find) :
to 4 3 2
5
linley)
:
Quantity
µ
price Quantity z
yn ✗ Y
✗
CX) 14 )
50
25
5 100
to
36 60
to 6 too N=5
,, , * g. ,
=
,, , µ,
12 3 144 9 36
5==y
2 144 Y 27
12
Ex -55/64=20 /
- ≤✗
2=1 };
609
EY
/ 4×4=214
r-uEXY-N.IT#-ix-xrEi58z2l4-5(1 )l4)F-s- x- .
a- ÷r◦
✗=
-2×3%2
=
¥329
of correlation ]
8=-0.949 / high degree
Calculate Karl Pearson 's coefficient of correlation of the following
of height of father
data 's in inches G) and their sons 141 .
result
Interpret the
.
72
68 69 70
57 67
66
height of fathers
: 65
72 69 7)
67 56 65 68 72
height of
sons :
du dn '
nos dy dy '
dndy
Hof
y.gg
✗ -68 Y
✗
2 Y -6
9 67
65 -
3
81 8
-9 1
66 -2 y
56A
-11 121
165J O O O
57
q -3
3
1 1 68
67
-
0
7 49
# 0 72
1681 °
49
7
" 12 7
"
8
69 16
6g y
4
2
39 ZY
70 6
16 71
72 4
qdy= zyy Edndy ≥
Edn= Eda2= 48
20
-10 156
are r= 48-1-1%201
÷TÉÉ
8=0.438
correlation
moderate degree of t.ve
stepdiviatio-metmod .Thedataonpn.ie
given
and supply relating
below :
to a
commodity
5 6 7
3 4
Months : I 2
1100 1200
500 1000 400
/ too 200
Supply inhg)
:
and %ᵈ¥ 7¥
✗ -60 dn does Sno dy dy
'
p y
-
µ,
(x ) -1 I
-100
-2 4 yvo
20 -40
-3 9
200 -30
-1 I
YO -20
FFF o o o s 0
50
0
5
0
25
8° 20 I 1 tooo
-
I 1
-
too
IN 40 2 4 400
bro 6 36
60 3 9 1100
120
7 49
1200 7N
140 80 4 16
4800 13 13,
Edn=7 35
EX -560
dndy
0
}
putiÑ
5
-
2
18
28
ñ
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