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# Step 1, Rewrite the 2 lines in proper form | ||
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Rewrite the 2 lines as: | ||
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y = -2 + (-3/4) * x | ||
x = -7/4 + (-3/4) * y | ||
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so b1 = -3/4 and b2 = -3/4 | ||
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# Step 2, Apply Pearson's Coefficient formula | ||
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Let p = pearson coefficient | ||
Let x_std = standard deviation of x | ||
Let y_std = standard deviation of y | ||
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From the tutorial we have: | ||
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p = b1 (x_std / y_std) | ||
p = b2 (y_std / x_std) | ||
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Multiplying these 2 equations together we get | ||
p^2 = b1 * b2 | ||
p^2 = (-3/4) * (-3/4) | ||
p^2 = 9/16 | ||
p = 3/4 or -3/4 (depending on correlation of x and y) | ||
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# Step 3, Find out if p is postive or negative | ||
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Notice that both of the original line equations have negative slopes, so x and y are negatively correlated by definition. | ||
So, p = -3/4 |