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Unit 2 Probability Distributions

Bivariate data is data in which two variables are measured on an individual.. The response variable is the variable whose value can be explained or determined based upon the value of the predictor variable.. A lurking variable is one that is related to the response and/or predictor variable, but is

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Unit 2 Probability Distributions

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    2. Bivariate Data

    3. Scatter Diagrams

    4. Example 1: Drawing a Scatter Diagram

    6. Relationships Between Two Variables

    7. Example 2: Identifying the Trend

    8. Positive Linear Relationships

    9. Negative Linear Relationships

    10. Measuring the Strength of the Linear Relationship

    11. Properties of the Linear Correlation Coefficient

    14. Example 3: Estimating Correlation from a Scatter Plot

    15. Example 4: Anticipating Correlation

    16. Calculating the Correlation Coefficient

    17. Example 5: Computing a Correlation

    20. Example 6: Weight vs. Mileage Rating

    23. Example 7: Brain Size and Intelligence

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