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Correlation coefficient quick measure between two measures
Hi all, I am trying to establish the correlation coefficient between two measures of my dataset. The columns these measures are based on are customer satisfaction scores from 1-10 in different ca...
Hi jewels ,
The Correlation Coefficient cannot be greater then the absolute value of 1 because it is a measure of fit between two variables that are not affected by units of measurement.
A correlation coefficient is a measure of how well the data points of a given set of data fall on a straight line. It tells you if there is a linear relationship between the two variables involved (It is possible for two variables that are related but not linearly to have a correlation coefficient of zero).
A correlation coefficient of -1 says that there is a perfect negative linear relationship, and a correlation coefficient of +1 says there is a perfect positive relationship. A correlation coefficient of 0 shows there is no linear relationship present. But correlation coefficients can take values between -1 and +1.
Please check your data and try like this way :
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