Statistics Nonparametric inference Concept
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
Summary
Spearman's rank correlation coefficient is the Pearson correlation coefficient of the ranks of two variables. It measures how well the relation between the variables is described by a monotone function, not only by a straight line. It lies between and , and it equals exactly when one variable is a strictly increasing function of the other on the sample. It is unchanged by any strictly increasing change of scale of either variable.
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