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fluidistic
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Hi guys,
I've compared 2 samples of data from which I expected some correlation. The result is that the correlation is about 0.7 while the p-value (calculated by a software) is about ##10^{-92}##.
I don't really know how to interpret this low p-value. Does that mean that I can fully trust that the correlation is indeed 0.7 or does that mean that not at all. That it's extremely unlikely.
Or does that implies something else?
Thank you.
I've compared 2 samples of data from which I expected some correlation. The result is that the correlation is about 0.7 while the p-value (calculated by a software) is about ##10^{-92}##.
I don't really know how to interpret this low p-value. Does that mean that I can fully trust that the correlation is indeed 0.7 or does that mean that not at all. That it's extremely unlikely.
Or does that implies something else?
Thank you.