[R] partial correlation coefficients in R?
Dave Lucy
D.J.Lucy at Bradford.ac.uk
Fri Feb 25 16:08:30 CET 2000
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000, Martyn Plummer wrote:
> In general you invert the variance-covariance matrix and then rescale it
> so the diagonal is one. The off-diagonal elements are the negative
> partial correlation coefficients given all other variables.
Martyn,
Thanks - quite a bit cleverer than mine - I'll pour over it when I need
to do some more partial correlations.
Dave.
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