Examples of Karl Pearson's Correlation Coefficient

[@SAURABHKUMAR-lw7dz]

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[@tasnimshamsuddin7727]

nice videos sir, very helpful infact. at 12:13, when E(y^2) is calculated its 109 but in the video it says 116. i think thats an error there

[@entertainmentzone6838]

Yes

[@entertainmentzone6838]

E(UV)=0

[@shikha7873]

❤❤❤❤ this topic is crystal clear thank you sir

[@kamleshbhardwaj4909]

while finding the Var[V] = 9.var[X] +9 =9.4+9= 36+9= 45 is the correct answer

[@arisingsun6558]

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[@manvijain6694]

Sir please solve this que....Show that E (x) = 0, E (x, y) = 0 and hence deduce that the correlation between x and y is zero.

[@SAURABHKUMAR-lw7dz]

Thanks a lot sir

[@rohans2002]

Thanks a lot sir !

[@sreekanthreddy345]

I have a 3 by 5 rectangle with numbers
A=[ 11 12 13 14 15
21 22 23 24 25
31 32 33 34 35]
i want to rearrange the numbers such that row sum should be 115 and column sum should be 69.

[@dakshsingh5891]

at 12:50 there is some mistake in calculating E[UV], it is not 247 but is 275.

[@astha2372]

Thanku sir

[@DrHarishGarg]

My pleasure always

[@entertainmentzone6838]

I think Cov(U,V)=0 in example 4 at 12:50

[@Mahek-mq4pf]

Yes, Cov(u, v) = 0

[@muralilokku8215]

Cov(u, v) is 0

[@KayodeBabalola-y3l]

Am confused as to how we use 16 as Var(y) at 10:52 and subsequently can someone enlighten me please.

[@syrus8077]

its a mistake
var(y)=9

[@shrawankumarpatel2148]

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