Correlation Vs Regression: Difference Between them with definition & Comparison Chart

In this session, we have explained the differences between Correlation and Regression. Also, the video talks about the meaning of the term 'correlation' and its types with examples. Further, in this video, the meaning of regression has been explained. Additionally, correlation coefficent and regression coefficent are also discussed.
At the end of this video, you will find the difference between correlation and regression in a detail.
For further study, you can visit this link: keydifferences...

[@imperiusss]

so basically correlation shows if there is and relation between two variables and if so then what the strenght is of that relation (quantified with r). And regression gives you a formula so you can predict the dependent variable if you know the independent variable. Is this correct?

[@5facts30]

Yees

[@microscopicdeeds]

thank youu ^^

[@javajoe4]

Thank you for the concise summary.

[@gunjansharma1000]

Bahut accha smjha diya didi aapne ..behen teacher ne khde krke question nhi poocha h

[@brsinha]

just some theoretical statements from books regurgitated here. No practical explanation. One can pass an exam by reproducing these statements but when it comes to applying them in real life scenarios, it will be very difficult with such learning.

[@Bora97232]

Yeah right 👍

[@ramdeeptamang9478]

Ok

[@ethicalamigos]

Very negative comment for a wonderful video!

[@hayfordodoi7178]

I don't agree with ur comment.

[@aryanlochab8938]

Negative comments.

[@lisadurso2473]

Very helpful in clearly understanding correlation and regression, what they mean and how they are used.

[@salibigaprosper2944]

This was very simple and useful. Thanks!

[@golubhattuk01]

I have learnt these things in first and second year of college but I didn't know that I will be searching in KZbin the difference between them I m learning MACHINE LEARNING Thank you for explanation

[@mahfuzulhaquenayeem675]

Thanks a lot for this video. It helped a lot to understands the concept very easily.

[@asiaumerdraz509]

Millions of thanks to you

[@yayciencia]

This was really helpful, thank you

[@siddhigolatkar8558]

Price and demand - can b postively or negatively corelated

[@Dinesh_vlogs_18]

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[@pizmen24]

nice. one question for anyone to answer. If r is close to +1 or -1 correlation, then y value is good or best fit to consider in regression analysis? am I correct to conclude that?

[@prototypesoup1685]

Sort of :) In my experience, you will FIRST find yourself doing regression analysis (a dependent versus independents), and THEN work with correlations using factor analysis. It's practical to think of it like this, because (1) correlation isn't "y fits". It's "y and x are co-dependent" (neither is independently causal). and (2) you weight each variable equally.

[@juliongongo2809]

Thank you for explaining in easiest way.

[@shambhupokhrel1647]

Thank you for your good examples n´ presentation.

[@sostenibilidadyser]

Thanks Surbhi for sharing this, It’s difficult to put in words explanations like this and you share it so simple and clear. Wish you all the best 🙂🙏

[@patiencenkenang3323]

_A scientist determined the intensity of solar radiation and temperature of plantains every hour throughout the day. He used correlation to describe the association between the two variables. A friend said he would get more information using regression. What are your views?_ I wish to see your view on this

[@samuelsegoviano9482]

Bih im off a xanny 😩😩😩😩

[@sskprl]

Concepts well explained.

[@preetijaiswal832]

difference bw analysis and interpretation?

[@emmanuelipu]

Really amazing. Well explained❤

[@raulmarin6607]

i find this video very helpful

[@SylvyBaid-kh5yk]

Thanks you very much for your perfect teachings.

[@madhurikumarinitkkr738]

so simple and nice

[@tewodrosyosef3677]

Thanks, it is very helpful.

[@kelam7532]

I Can now write in the exam directly, Tq mam

[@mybizfriend3358]

thanks a lot for the explanation

[@abebenegeri1823]

Thank you so much dear!

[@JyotiPrasadDeori]

b value for isometric growth in length-length relationship ?

[@ushasati1432]

The best explanation 👍

[@Rey_B]

excellent and to the point

[@sundayking8786]

great job, thanks

[@neetuchauhan4078]

Tooo much helpful video 🎉

[@sachinpeter850]

Good teaching but too speed

[@slimeminem7402]

Very helpful, thanks a lot!

[@nizammuhammed1445]

This was very useful. Thank you

[@sumitsuri256]

Then what's the difference both are the same..just the words used are different 😬

[@Greasyheels]

I appreciate this thank you so much!

[@venkateshvenky435]

You didn't given examples of regression madam?

[@shivaninautiyal8391]

Well explained.. ❤️...love this video 😌..

[@anilperera1056]

Actually good and clear

[@joyapandit7317]

Mam aap ise next vedio hindi se example ke sath explain kriye please...

[@arunkrishnan72]

Nice video. Very clear to understand

[@rockhill1646]

Kal exam he aesa likh deta hun cool lagunga 🤣😪😭

[@AlokSingh-id5ei]

background me reading chal rahi hai. Samjha nahi raha hai koi mass slides pass ho rahi hai.

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Shabashhhhh!

[@becomingdr.e952]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[@ethicalamigos]

Awesome video 👏

[@akhilreddyakhilreddy5140]

Difference between covarience and regression

[@akhilreddyakhilreddy5140]

Explain these differences

[@JyotiPrasadDeori]

b value for isometric growth in length-length relationship

[@kavithaumesh4404]

In qualitative hypothesis study...... Can we use correlation

[@vinodsinghbhojak7383]

nope

[@KoGyiKo]

In what language are you speaking?

[@Mundra-wt2yk]

Korean 😂

[@apnacommerceschoolthingsta718]

Good one but too speedy.

[@TSmitty360]

There is this thing called Playback Speed that you can adjust by tapping the 3 vertical dots. Works well at 75% speed

[@mndlcoin]

Man I am playing this on 1.5x speed still feel like slow

[@nitinsinghwal3973]

Graphical persentation seems incorrect for negative corelation as in negative corelation direction of variables should b e opposite how ever you are showing both down word..

[@ajitsingh1906]

That particular representation is right.. Here the value of x axis is increasing and at the same time the value of y axis is decreasing

[@albashiraljetlawi9207]

Thanks alot

[@philipkaphinde4532]

Very helpful😊

[@MohakAdav]

Thanks , that was helpful 😊

[@nageshranuva5767]

Thank you madam

[@belaytesfaye7387]

Is there any possibility that the correlation of variables positive and regression of the same variable negetive? Thanks!

[@99921vini]

It should not be in my understanding.

[@anc_74]

Big no not possible at all I have done so many practicals on this

[@raviv1752]

thank you

[@najumabeevi4534]

Thanks 😊

[@aparnafasion4516]

TQ sister

[@mohdomer2221]

Yeah it's good but speed

[@hussaini2316]

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[@vishnupitla609]

Clear and cut information

[@unboxing326]

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[@naavi686]

Tqq mam🙏

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[@datasciencewithshreyas1806]

superb

[@eternalreality4346]

🙏

[@farshaddehqani3502]

Pretty shallow regurgitation of the subject matter with no proper contibutuon to education

[@gorgesmlingwa8720]

Well explained

[@with_loubna]

هذي باينة هندية😂

[@skylark4994]

bakwass copy paste.. atleast make us understand with examples and nemericals

[@afzamalik8981]

Good

[@samnkhan3555]

You are just reading ..no explanation

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Na maja aie

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Bhag

[@arkadipbasu828]

Thank you madam

[@dr.hussainbuxkolachi6343]

Good