K% doesn't have any correlation, with a correlation of .02, and an R^2 of 0. This indicates that there is no correlation.
Here is the graph:
Click to make larger.The equation (in slope-intercept form) is f(x)=0x+18.68.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Correlation, Part 2
For this part, I am focusing on K%, again from the years 2004-2008. For a recap of part one and an explanation of correlation, go here.
K% doesn't have any correlation, with a correlation of .02, and an R^2 of 0. This indicates that there is no correlation.
Here is the graph:
Click to make larger.
The equation (in slope-intercept form) is f(x)=0x+18.68.
K% doesn't have any correlation, with a correlation of .02, and an R^2 of 0. This indicates that there is no correlation.
Here is the graph:
Click to make larger.The equation (in slope-intercept form) is f(x)=0x+18.68.
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