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Seems likely. The presented coefficient only looks at the ordering of the X-values, and how it relates to the ordering of the Y-values. All other information is
by im3w1l 5y ago
Seems likely. The presented coefficient only looks at the ordering of the X-values, and how it relates to the ordering of the Y-values. All other information is thrown away. That's how it can be so general, but it should come at the expense of power.
- emerged 5y agoAh that makes sense intuitively. I was confused how non linear correlation could be detected without knowing anything about the function itself.