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How you go about finding correlations?
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[QUOTE="mfb, post: 5498040, member: 405866"] A correlation matrix between the actual NP? Ask the experts who made them. A correlation between their effect on the final numbers? Ideally there is no such correlation (otherwise the NP are not well chosen), but you can vary more than one at the same time to study correlations. Keep in mind that statistics will can fake nonexistent correlations. [/QUOTE]
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