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Unit 8: Correlation Analysis




          7.   Calculate Karl  Pearson’s coefficient  of correlation  between the  marks  obtained  by  Notes
               10 students in economics and statistics.

                         Roll No.   :  1  2   3   4  5   6  7   8   9  10
                        Marks in eco. : 23 27 28 29 30 31 33 35 36 39
                        Marks in stat. : 18 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 32
          8.   Find Karl Pearson’s coefficient of correlation from the following data and interpret its
               value.
                                      : 100 101 103 102 100 99 97 98 96 95
                                      :  98  99  99  97  95  92 95 94 90 91
          9.   Find the coefficient of correlation between X and Y. Assume 69 and 112 as working origins
               for X and Y respectively.
                            X  :  78  89   96   69   59   79   68   61
                           Y  :  125  137  156  112  107  136  123  108
          10.  (a)  Calculate the coefficient of correlation from the following data and interpret the
                    result.

                           XY  8425, X  28.5, Y  28.0,  10.5,  5.6, and n  10
                                                   X       Y
               (b)  Draw a scatter diagram of the following data and indicate whether the correlation
                    between the variables is positive or negative.
                       Height (inches)  :  62  72  70  60  67  70  64  65  60  70
                     Weight (lbs.)  :  50  65  63  52  56  60  59  58  54  65
          11.  The coefficient of rank correlation of the marks obtained by 10 students in biology and
               chemistry was found to be 0.8. It was later discovered that the difference in ranks in the
               two subjects obtained by one of the students was wrongly taken as 2 instead of 5. Find the
               correct value of coefficient of correlation.

          12.  Rank correlation coefficient for a certain number of pairs of observations was found to be
               0.75. If the sum of squares of the differences between the corresponding ranks is 91, find
               the number of pairs.
          13.  Coefficient of rank correlation and the sum of squares of differences in corresponding
               ranks are 0.9021 and 28 respectively. Determine the number of pairs of observations.

          Answers: Self  Assessment


          1.   Univariate Distribution           2.  Bivariate Distribution
          3.   association                       4.  Correlation
          5.   covariation                       6.  ’degree of relationship’
          7.   Correlation  Coefficient          8.  high

          9.   –1,+1                             10.  scatter diagram
          11.  (d)                               12.  (a)
          13.  (b)                               14.  (a)
          15.  (a)







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