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Probability and Statistics

LAGERA, Einar John A.

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Simple Correlation Analysis ................................................................................................. 1
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................. 1 What is Correlation? ............................................................................................................................................ 1 Discussion starts here(Simple Correlation Analysis) ................................................................................ 3 Calculating the Correlation ................................................................................................................................... 5 Sample Problem ......................................................................................................................................................... 5

Regression Analysis ................................................................................................................ 7
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................. 7 What is this Regression Analysis? ..................................................................................................................... 7 Simple Linear Regression ....................................................................................................................................10 Formula in computing Simple Linear Regression ......................................................................................10 Steps in computing Regression

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