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partial correlation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | correlation, correlational statistics |
| Has types | first-order correlation |
Examples of partial correlation
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If there is partial correlation between the emitters, the light is partially polarised.
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If there is partial correlation between the emitters, the light is partially polarized.
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The semipartial correlation measures unique and joint variance while the partial correlation measures unique variance.
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Thus, to address this question, we computed the partial correlation between first and second confidence ratings, controlling for DV.
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What's really striking is that this correlation holds even when we control for income, using a statistical procedure called partial correlation analysis.
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The other panels show the interaction matrices based on the pairwise MEM, FC, inverse Gaussian model, partial correlation method and MI method.
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A regression analysis was used to compute partial correlation coefficients that describe how well each neuron's responses could be predicted by net acceleration or translation.
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However, an exact t-test based on a combination of the partial regression coefficient, the partial correlation coefficient and the partial variances is available.
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Partial correlation-based Dependency Networks, a new class of correlation-based networks have been shown to uncover hidden relationships between the nodes of the network.
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