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Originally posted on May 14, 2014.
Tyler Vigen, a Harvard Law student, has a new website (here) that offers “a fun way to look at correlations and to think about data.” Among the whimsical spurious (chance) correlations he offers is one that offers a rare 1.0 correlation example. I’ve reconstructed it into a form familiar to psychology teachers and students:
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