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Unit 10: Correlation
We note that x × k = x – bikxk is that part of xi which is left after the removal of linear effect of x Notes
i i k
on it. Similarly, x × k = x – bjkxk is that part of xj which is left after the removal of linear effect of
j j
xk on it. Equivalently, r × k can also be regarded as correlation between x × k and x × k. Thus, we
ij i j
can write .
x x
r i k j k
Using property III of residual products, we can write ij k 2 2
x x j k
i k
Sx x = S j = S(x – b x )x = Sx x – b Sx x
i×k j×k xi×kx i ik k j i j ik j k
S
= nS S r r i nS S r nS S r r r
i j ij ik j k jk i j ij ik jk
S k
Further, using property III, we can write
x 2 i×k = Sxixi×k = Sxi(xi – bikxk) = Sxi – bikSxixk
2
S
2
= nS r ik i nS S r nS 2 i 1 r ik 2
i
k ik
i
S
k
Similarly, x 2 i×k = nS 2 j 1 r jk 2 .
nS S r r r r r r
Thus, we have ri = i j ij ik jk ij ik jk
j×k 2 2 2 2 2 2
nS 1 r 1nS r 1 r 1 r
i ik j jk ik jk
Did u know? What is Zero order, First order, and Second order Partial Correlation?
Simple correlation between two variables is called the zero order co-efficient since in simple
correlation, no factor is held constant. The partial correlation studied between two variables by
keeping the third variable constant is called a first order co-efficient, as one variable is kept
constant. Similarly, we can define a second order co-efficient and so on. The partial correlation
co-efficient varies between –1 and +1. Its calculation is based on the simple correlation
co-efficient.
10.4 Multiple Correlations
The coefficient of multiple correlations in case of regression of xi on xj and xk, denoted by Ri×jk,
is defined as a simple coefficient of correlation between xi and xic.
Cov ,x x ic x x x x x . i jk
i
i
i ic
i
Thus R =
i × jk 2 2 2
Var x
Var x i x i x ic x 2 i i x . i jk
x
ic
x x x i jk x x x i jk
2
2
i
i
i
= i (Using property III)
x
x 2 i x x i jk x i x 2 i 2 i – x i x i jk
i
2
nS nS 2 . i jk 1
i
2
= S S 2 . i jk
i
2
nS 2 i nS nS 2 . i jk S i
i
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