covariances

[US]/[ˈkəʊˈveəriənz]/
[UK]/[ˈkoʊˈvɛəriənz]/
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n.the statistical measure of the extent to which two variables change together
n., pl.multiple covariance values or a set of covariance matrices

Phrases & Collocations

calculating covariances

estimating covariances

covariances matter

analyzing covariances

model covariances

covariance structure

report covariances

examine covariances

covariances change

used covariances

Example Sentences

we estimated the covariances between income and education levels.

understanding the covariances is crucial for multivariate analysis.

the model incorporates covariances to account for variable dependencies.

calculating covariances helps identify relationships between variables.

positive covariances suggest a tendency for variables to move together.

negative covariances indicate an inverse relationship between variables.

the analysis examined the covariances of several economic indicators.

zero covariances imply no linear relationship between the variables.

researchers investigated the covariances of gene expression data.

the covariance matrix summarizes the relationships between variables.

accounting for covariances improves the accuracy of predictions.

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