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Yeah. A better example would be to add 2 different slightly sloping lines to Y1 and Y2 random variables.
by veryluckyxyz 12y ago
Yeah. A better example would be to add 2 different slightly sloping lines to Y1 and Y2 random variables.
- morpher 12y agoI don't think that will actually change anything. Two positively slowing lines (of any slope) have, by definition correlation = 1.0. The "random data" he used is just a small amount of noise on top of the line(s).