Sometimes, we want to measure the degree of (linear) dependence between two variables. The most common measure of the linear correlation between two variables is the Pearson correlation coefficient, often identified with a lowercase . When , we have a perfect positive linear correlation, that is, an increase of one variable predicts an increase of the other. When we have , we have a perfect negative linear correlation ...
Pearson correlation coefficient
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