Asked by prathik chukkapalli on Sep 24, 2024
The denominator in the calculation of the sample covariance,cov (x,y) ,is:
A) n − 2
B) n − 1
C) n
D) 2n − 1
Sample Covariance
A measure of the degree to which two variables change together for a sample of a population, indicating their linear relationship.
Cov (x,y)
Represents the covariance between two variables \(x\) and \(y\), measuring how changes in one variable are associated with changes in another.
- Master the ideas of covariance and the correlation coefficient, observing their contrasts and utility.
Learning Objectives
- Master the ideas of covariance and the correlation coefficient, observing their contrasts and utility.
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