CramerV
CramerV refers to a statistical measure used in regression analysis, specifically in the context of assessing the significance of a regression model. It is a value derived from the F-statistic, which is used to test the overall significance of a regression model. The F-statistic itself is a ratio of the variance explained by the regression model to the unexplained variance. A higher F-statistic generally indicates a stronger model.
The CramerV statistic, however, is more commonly associated with categorical variables and chi-squared tests. When used
In some statistical software or contexts, "CramerV" might also refer to a specific implementation or a function