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education/statistics/Correlation and Regression.md
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- The correlation coefficient can be misleading in the presence of outliers or nonlinear association.
- $r$ only shows the strength of a linear relationship.
- High $r$ only indicates high correlation, not causation.
- $r$ is not a linear, perfect scale. An $r$ of 0.8 does not mean twice as much linearity as an $r$ of 0.4
- $r$ is not a linear, perfect scale. An $r$ of 0.8 does not mean twice as much linearity as an $r$ of 0.4
### Ecological Correlations
- Sometimes each point on the plot represents the average or rate for a whole group of individuals.
- Ecological correlations are artificially strong