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Partial Correlation and It's Applications
Partial Correlation and It's Applications
CORRELATION AND
IT’S APPLICATIONS
CONTENTS
Introduction
Formula and calculation
Interpretation
Case study
Applications
Conclusion
References
INTRODUCTION
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INTERPRETATION
The dataset consists of 500 individuals (250 with CVD and 250
without CVD) recruited from a hospital. For each participant, the
following variables were collected:
Genetic Variant
Age
Gender
Body Mass Index(BMI)
Smoking
Blood pressure
Cholesterol level
CVD Status
Case Study: Genetic factors and cardio vascular diseases
Particip Genetic Age Gender BMI Smoking BP Cholestrol CVD
ant Variant Level(mg/dL) Status
(GV)
1 1 55 M 25.5 Yes 140 210 1
2 0 42 F 28.1 No 135 190 0
3 1 68 M 22.3 No 120 185 1
… … … … … … … … …
500 0 50 M 26.9 No 130 175 0
Medical Research
Financial Analysis
Psychological Studies
Climate Science
Market Research
Social Sciences
Neuroscience
MEDICAL RESEARCH
Genetic studies
Genetic markers
Phenotypic traits
Pharmacological research
drug effect
patient outcomes
NEUROSCIENCE
Brain activity(X)
Cognitive performance(Y)
Age(Z)
Here,calculating the partial correlation between Brain
activity(X) and Cognitive performance(Y) while
controlling for Age(Z).
CLIMATE SCIENCE
Temperature(X)
Precipitation(Y)
Atmospheric pressure(Z)
Here,calculating the partial correlation between
Temperature(X) and Cognitive performance(Y)
while controlling for age(Z).
CONCLUSION