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Events (or random variables) are independent when information on some of them tells you nothing about the probability of occurrence (/ distribution) of the others. Please DO NOT use this tag for independent variable use [predictor] instead.
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How to ensure that there is absolutely no relationship whatsoever between two variables? [closed]
This question is inspired by this comment.
From this question, we know that zero correlation doesn't always mean two variables are related, so my question now is, how to ensure that there is absolute …
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