spurious correlation

spurious correlation: French\ \ corrélation factice; corrélation illusoire

German\ \ Scheinkorrelation

Dutch\ \ spurious correlation

Italian\ \ correlazione spuria

Spanish\ \ correlación espuria

Catalan\ \ correlació espúria

Portuguese\ \ correlação espúria

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ falsk korrelation

Norwegian\ \ metodebetinget korrelasjon

Swedish\ \ skenbar korrelation; nonsenskorrelation

Greek\ \ πλαστή συσχέτιση

Finnish\ \ näennäiskorrelaatio; (käsittely-) tekninen korrelaatio

Hungarian\ \ álkorreláció

Turkish\ \ sahte korelasyon; sahte ilişki

Estonian\ \ pettekorrelatsioon; näivkorrelatsioon

Lithuanian\ \ klaidingoji koreliacija

Slovenian\ \ umetna korelacija

Polish\ \ korelacja

Russian\ \ ложная корреляция

Ukrainian\ \ хибна кореляція

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ -

Euskara\ \ -

Farsi\ \ h mb stegiye sakhtegi

Persian-Farsi\ \ همبستگي دروغين

Arabic\ \ ارتباط وهمي

Afrikaans\ \ vals korrelasie

Chinese\ \ 假相关，伪相关

Korean\ \ 허위상관, 가짜상관

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spurious correlation — A correlation between two variables when there is no causal link between them. A famous spurious correlation often quoted in the literature is that between the number of fire engines at a fire (X) and the amount of damage done (Y). Once the size… … Dictionary of sociology
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Correlation and dependence — This article is about correlation and dependence in statistical data. For other uses, see correlation (disambiguation). In statistics, dependence refers to any statistical relationship between two random variables or two sets of data. Correlation … Wikipedia
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Gene-environment correlation — Genetic factors influence exposure to many features of the environment. This comes about because people actively shape their experiences according to their personality and behavior, which are heritable. A consequence is that the relationship… … Wikipedia
Scheinkorrelation — oder (engl.) spurious correlation bezeichnet eine Korrelation zwischen zwei Größen, der kein Kausalzusammenhang zu Grunde liegt. Häufig ist dies der Fall, wenn sogenannte intervenierende Variablen nicht berücksichtigt werden. Das Phänomen ist… … Deutsch Wikipedia

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