Excel and Statistics, everybody should know. : Contents
Correlation
Let’s open ‘example1.xlsx’ to do ‘Correlation’. ‘Correlation’ selects columns of numbers and compares each pair. In this case, select all three columns.
The result shows the correlation coefficient(or Pearson correlation coefficient), after a total of three columns, which means 3 pairs.
Plus Alpha
If you visit http://tinyurl.com/matrix-scatterplot3, upload ‘example1.csv’, and open the ‘result’ tab, it shows the same result as in Excel. At the same time, you can select the correlation coefficients of Spearman and Kendall in addition to Pearson, which shows the p values.
The ‘plot’ tab shows data with correlation coefficients and various other plots.
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