Sentence examples for measures of correlation from inspiring English sources

The measures of correlation are closely tied to another closely watched market statistic, the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index.

But Mr. Deshpande of Barclays Capital said one interesting aspect of the last month or so was that measures of correlation had remained high even as market volatility has fallen back.

Mr Leamer, an economist at the University of California in Los Angeles, was frustrated by empirical economists' emphasis on measures of correlation over underlying questions of cause and effect, such as whether people who spend more years in school go on to earn more in later life.

Neuroscientists make use of measures of correlation between firing rates, rather than between membrane potentials, to study cross-neuron communication.

Section 4 introduces the three measures of correlation used in the experimental studies on real-world networks.

Measures of correlation and differences involving the RCS-O dimensions and structural features of the interviews (e.g., number of questions asked by the medical student) are examined.

The indicator vectors preserved DNA character information and provided quantitative measures of correlations among taxonomic groups.

Error in measuring the smaller size breasts in Tanner stages 1&2 may have led to erroneous measures of correlations.

For much of the decade leading up to the financial crisis in 2008, the measure of correlation between the 50 biggest stocks in the S.& P. 500 generally stayed between 10 percent and 40 percent.

In November and December, a common measure of correlation within the Standard & Poor's benchmark 500-stock index reached as high as 90 percent, the highest since 1996, according to Barclays calculations.

The notion of "independence indices" yields a novel measure of correlation for Lévy laws.