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Abhängigkeitsmaße: Korrelation und Regression

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In vielen Situationen ist es wünschenswert, etwas über die Abhängigkeit zwischen zwei Merkmalen eines Individuums, Materials, Produktes oder Prozesses zu erfahren. In einigen Fällen mag es auf Grund theoretischer Überlegungen sicher sein, daß zwei Merkmale miteinander zusammenhängen. Das Problem besteht dann darin, Art und Grad des Zusammenhanges zu ermitteln. Zunächst wird man die Wertepaare (x i , y i ) in ein Koordinatensystem eintragen. Hierdurch erhält man eine Grundvorstellung über Streuung und Form der Punktwolke.

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Sachs, L. (1974). Abhängigkeitsmaße: Korrelation und Regression. In: Angewandte Statistik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-05749-0_8

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