ikkekorrelerte
Ikkekorrelerte is a term used in statistics and probability to describe a situation where two or more random variables do not exhibit a linear relationship with each other. This does not necessarily mean that the variables are entirely independent, but rather that the covariance between them is zero. In simpler terms, if one variable changes, it does not predictably lead to a change in the same direction or at a proportional rate in another variable.
The concept of non-correlation is distinct from independence. Two variables can be non-correlated but still dependent
Researchers often test for correlation using statistical measures like Pearson's correlation coefficient. A coefficient of zero