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=== Day 5 - [[Correlations|Correlations]] === [[Correlations|Correlations on a shoestring]]

'''In short:''' Correlations describe the mutual relationship between two variables. They provide the po ...rms, please refer to the entry on [[Correlations]]. To learn about Partial Correlations, please refer to [https://sustainabilitymethods.org/index.php/Partial_Corre

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...and statistics. For a brief summary of the relation between Causality and Correlations, please refer to the entry on [[Causality and correlation]]. ...and it can be equally everything that is wrong about statistics. To put it in other words, it can be everything that is great about us humans, but it can

'''In short:''' This entry provides a very brief overview on why you should care ...e of available data. While initially statistics focused on the calculation in astronomy and was widely preoccupied with testing hypotheses, this has vast

'''In short:''' Regression analysis tests whether a relation between two continuo ...per year for Regression Analysis until 2020.''' Search terms: 'Regression' in Title, Abstract, Keywords. Source: own.]]

...y Locke. Parfit associated this even wider, referring to the whole society in his triple theory. .... This is why we should embrace a critical perspective on statistics. Much in our society depends on statistics, and many decisions are taken because of