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This text delves into the correlation between X and Y variables, focusing on how z-scores relate to prediction accuracy. It explains the concept of perfect and imperfect correlation, providing formulas and examples to aid understanding. By examining hands-on calculations and discussing variance components, it clarifies the relationship between explained and unexplained variance in regression analysis.
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zy = zx When X and Y are perfectly correlated
We can say that zx perfectly predicts zy zy’ = zx Or zy = zx ^
When they are imperfectly correlated, i.e., rxy ≠ 1 or -1 zy’ = rxyzx
Example from hands… • Let’s double-check our understanding of what a correlation coefficient is with respect to z-scores on X and Y variables.
When we want to express the prediction in terms of raw units: zy’ = rxyzx Y’ = bYXX + aYX bYX = rYX (σy / σx) aYX = Y - bYXX _ _
SStotal = SSexplained+SSunexplained N N N Explained and unexplained variance SStotal = SSexplained + SSunexplained
σ2Y’ [ =unexplained] σ2Y [ =total] Explained and unexplained variance r2XY = 1 - σ2Y - σ2Y’ = σ2Y r2 is the proportion explained variance to the total variance.