corHist: Histogramm of correlations
In kthorstmann/horst: Functions for the processing of questionnaire data
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Description
Plots a histogram of correlations to make Simpson's paradox visible.
Usage
1
Arguments
data
The data set to be used. Should consist of at least two numeric variables and one cluster variable.
var1
The first varaible to correlate.
var2
The second variable to correlate.
cluster
The level 2 cluster variable, in which both the var1 and var2 are nested.
Details
A histogram of correlations, [[1]] group means for the two level-1
variables and [[2]] their correlation on level-2. Currently,
the pearson correlation is used for computing the correlation.
See Also
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Description
Plots a histogram of correlations to make Simpson's paradox visible.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
The data set to be used. Should consist of at least two numeric variables and one cluster variable. |
var1 |
The first varaible to correlate. |
var2 |
The second variable to correlate. |
cluster |
The level 2 cluster variable, in which both the |
Details
A histogram of correlations, [[1]] group means for the two level-1 variables and [[2]] their correlation on level-2. Currently, the pearson correlation is used for computing the correlation.
See Also
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