Biostatistics 104: correlational analysis.

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Multidisciplinary Science and Engineering Research Statistical Methods in Epidemiology Probabilistic Statistics in Medicine

Abstract

In this article, we shall discuss the analysis of the relationship between two quantitative outcomes, say, height and weight, which is shown graphically by a scatter plot (see Fig. 1). Fig. 1 Relationship between height and weight.

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