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The term "inversely correlated" is a new one for me, since correlation is two-way, and, as they say, not necessarily causal.
by skj 11y ago
The term "inversely correlated" is a new one for me, since correlation is two-way, and, as they say, not necessarily causal.
- zeroxfe 11y ago"Inversely correlated" roughly means "correlated in opposite directions", e.g., when one variable goes up, the other goes down, i.e., the correlation factor is negative. It does not imply causation.