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Definition of first-order correlation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
basic statisticsTECH. relationship between two variables without other influencesTECH.
- The first-order correlation between height and weight was studied.
2.
adjusted statisticsTECH. correlation controlling for one variable's effectTECH.
- The study examined the first-order correlation between stress and sleep.
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Expressions with first
arrange something at the beginning of a sequence
He put the most important task first on his list.
give in or show weakness before the other side
He didn't want to blink first during the tense meeting.
time when light first appears in the morning
We set out on our hike at first light.
introduce the first point or start the first action before others
First off, we need to discuss the budget before proceeding.
immediately upon seeing something or someone
She fell in love at first sight.
address important tasks before others
First things first, finish your homework before playing.
persistence is important in the pursuit of success
If at first you don't succeed, try again.
moving while the vehicle is set to its lowest gear
He drove in first gear up the steep hill.
take the first step in a process
He made the first move in negotiating the deal.
express conditional death happening before others in a situation
He said he would die first if the disease worsened.
allocated in order of arrival or request
Tickets are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
in an impulsive manner without prior thought
She tends to act first, think later in emergencies.
on first seeing someone or something immediately
At first glance, the painting looks simple.
indicate the first action or event in a sequence
First up, we will discuss the project goals.
polite gesture to let women go ahead
He held the door open and said 'ladies first'.
to take quick action without checking details first
He tends to shoot first and ask questions later in meetings.
act immediately without checking facts or reasons first
He shot first and asked questions later in the meeting.
initiate physical conflict by hitting first
He decided to strike the first blow in the brawl.
act self-righteously in accusing another person
She cast the first stone, ignoring her own mistakes.
cause the first injury in a fight or battle
He managed to draw first blood in the boxing match.
act decisively without gathering all information
In negotiations, he tends to shoot first, ask questions later.
take action immediately without prior deliberation
In emergencies, they act first and question later.
from the original source or personal experience
She learned about the incident at first hand from the witnesses..
successfully on the first attempt
He hit the target at the first shot.
Expressions with order
requested but not yet delivered
The new books are on order and will arrive soon.
request food delivery to a specific location
We decided to order in for dinner.
request food or items from a menu
We decided to order off the special menu for dinner.
tell someone what to do in a bossy way
She likes to order about her younger siblings.
not working as expected
The elevator was out of order, so we took the stairs..
shows why something is done, to reach a goal or result
She studied all night in order to pass the difficult exam.
arrange things so they are neat or follow a sequence
She put the books into order on the shelf.
carefully arrange important personal matters before a major change or crisis
After his diagnosis, he hurried to get his affairs in order.
tell someone what to do in a bossy way
She likes to order around her younger siblings.
command or directive that is especially important under current circumstances
Silence was the order of the day as the ceremony began..
command someone to leave a place
The manager ordered the disruptive customer out of the store.
request something to be made or prepared
He decided to order up a custom birthday cake for the party..
ranking of people in a group by importance or power
The pecking order at work determines who makes decisions.
organize personal matters before a major life change
He decided to put his affairs in order before retiring.
quickly, without delay
The team resolved the issue in short order..
command given by someone in authority
The manager followed the order from above without question.
directive issued by upper management
The new policy is an order from the top.
formally signal the start of a meeting
The chairperson called the meeting to order promptly at 9 AM.
become quiet and orderly
The teacher waited for the class to come to order.
used to express joy for someone's achievement
Congratulations are in order for your graduation!
organize thoughts or feelings after confusion or stress
I need to get my head in order before the meeting.
quickly or without delay
The team finished the project in very short order.
state of having personal affairs organized
She finally got her house in order after the move.
request for silence and attention in a courtroom
The judge shouted, "Order in the court!"
Expressions with correlation
connection where one thing affects another indirectly
There is an indirect correlation between exercise and happiness.
link where two measures move in the same direction
Ice cream sales and temperature often show a direct correlation.
statistic showing how two variables are related
The coefficient of correlation was calculated to be 0.85.
number showing how two things change together
The correlation coefficient for height and weight is 0.8.
table showing correlation coefficients between variables
The correlation matrix revealed strong relationships between the variables.
nonparametric measure of agreement between two rankings
The Kendall rank correlation was used to compare the rankings.
statistical measure of relationship strength between variables
The multiple correlation coefficient was high, indicating a strong relationship.
relationship where one variable increases as the other decreases
There is a negative correlation between price and demand.
connection between two quantities that does not follow a straight-line pattern
The data showed a nonlinear correlation between dose and response.
correlation between two variables excluding others' effects
The study used partial correlation to analyze the data.
relationship where two variables increase together
There is a positive correlation between height and weight.
statistical measure of linear relationship strength and direction
The product-moment correlation coefficient was calculated to be 0.85.
measure of relationship between two rankings
The rank-order correlation was high between the two sets of data.
misleading link between two unrelated variables
The study showed a spurious correlation between ice cream sales and shark attacks.
measures strength of linear relationship between two variables
The Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient is used to analyze data.
measure of association between one quantity and several others, used for forecasting
The study reported a high multiple correlation for the test score and predictors.
measures relationship between two variables
The biserial correlation showed a strong link between test scores and study time.
measures relationship between continuous and binary variables
The biserial correlation coefficient was calculated for the test scores.
correlation coefficient between two halves of a test
The chance-half correlation was high, indicating test reliability.
difference in correlation coefficients over time
Analysts observed a significant correlation delta in the data.
table showing relationships between variables
The correlation table helped us understand the data better.
correlation between two sequences in time series
The cross-correlation of the signals was calculated.
link between two measures that bends, changing direction or strength
The chart suggested a curvilinear correlation instead of a straight-line trend.
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Examples of first-order correlation in a sentence
First-order correlation helps in understanding basic relationships. Researchers found a first-order correlation in the data. The first-order correlation was significant in the analysis.
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- French:corrélation de premier ordre, corrélation d'ordre un, ...
- German:Korrelation erster Ordnung, Korrelation 1. Ordnung, ...
- Italian:correlazione di primo ordine, correlazione parziale, ...
- Spanish:correlación de primer orden, correlación parcial, ...
- Portuguese:correlação de primeira ordem, correlação parcial, ...
- Chinese:一阶相关, 一阶相关性, ...
- Japanese:一次相関, 一階相関, ...
- Arabic:اِرْتِبَاط مِنَ الدَّرَجَةِ الْأُولَى, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹרֶלַצְיָה מִסֵּדֶר רִאשׁוֹן, מִתְאָם מִסֵּדֶר רִאשׁוֹן, ...
- Russian:корреляция первого порядка, первопорядковая корреляция, ...
- Ukrainian:кореляція першого порядку, ...
- Hindi:प्रथम-क्रम सहसंबंध, ...
- Bengali:প্রথম-শ্রেণীর সম্পর্ক, প্রথম-অর্ডার সম্পর্ক, ...
- Catalan:correlació de primer ordre, correlació parcial, ...
- Czech:korelace prvního řádu, parciální korelace prvního řádu, ...
- Danish:førsteordens korrelation, kontrolleret korrelation, ...
- Dutch:eerste-orde correlatie, gecontroleerde correlatie, ...
- Greek:πρώτης τάξης συσχέτιση, συσχέτιση πρώτης τάξης, ...
- Hungarian:elsőrendű korreláció, elsőrendű parciális korreláció, ...
- Khmer:សហសម្ពន្ធលំដាប់ទីមួយ, សហសម្ពន្ធដែលគ្រប់គ្រងឥទ្ធិពលអថេរមួយ, ...
- Korean:일차 상관관계, 1차 상관관계, ...
- Persian:همبستگی مرتبه اول, ...
- Polish:korelacja pierwszego rzędu, korelacja warunkowa, ...
- Portuguese (BR):correlação de primeira ordem, correlação de ordem um, ...
- Romanian:corelație de ordinul întâi, corelație de prim rang, ...
- Swedish:förstagrads korrelation, förstagradskorrelation, ...
- Thai:ความสัมพันธ์ระดับแรก, ความสัมพันธ์อันดับหนึ่ง, ...
- Turkish:birinci dereceden korelasyon, ...
- Vietnamese:tương quan bậc nhất, tương quan cấp một, ...
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