correlation

correlation
noun
[Wechsel]beziehung, die; Korrelation, die (bes. Math., Naturw.); (connection) Zusammenhang, der
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cor·re·la·tion
[ˌkɒrəˈleɪʃən, AM ˌkɔ:r-]
n
1. (cause, result) Wechselbeziehung f, Zusammenhang m; (relationship) Beziehung f, Zusammenhang m
there's a strong \correlation between ... es besteht ein enger Zusammenhang zwischen ...
there's little \correlation between wealth and happiness Reichtum und Glück haben wenig miteinander zu tun
2. (in statistics) Korrelation f
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["kɒrI'leISən]
n
(= correspondence) Beziehung f; (= close relationship) enger or direkter Zusammenhang; (MATH, STATISTICS) Korrelation f
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correlation [ˌkɒrəˈleıʃn; US auch ˌkɑ-] s
1. Korrelation f, Wechselbeziehung f, -wirkung f, gegenseitige Abhängigkeit, Zusammenhang m:
correlation computer TECH Korrelationsrechner m;
correlation function MATH Korrelationsfunktion f;
correlation ratio (Statistik) Korrelationsverhältnis n
2. Übereinstimmung f (with mit), Entsprechung f
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noun
[Wechsel]beziehung, die; Korrelation, die (bes. Math., Naturw.); (connection) Zusammenhang, der
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n.
Korrelation f.
Wechselbeziehung f.
Übereinstimmung f.

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