Spurikorrelaatio
Spurikorrelaatio, also known as spurious correlation, refers to a statistical phenomenon where two variables appear to be correlated, but the correlation is not causal. This can occur due to the influence of a third, unobserved variable that affects both of the correlated variables. The term "spurious" comes from the Latin word "spurius," meaning false or deceptive.
Spurikorrelaatio is a common issue in data analysis and can lead to incorrect conclusions if not properly
Spurikorrelaatio can also occur in everyday life, where two seemingly unrelated events may appear to be correlated
In summary, spurikorrelaatio is a statistical phenomenon where two variables appear to be correlated, but the