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  3. Korelasi

Korelasi

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Indonesian•1 meaning found
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Definition & Context

Noun

Noun

A word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.

A statistical or conceptual relationship between two or more variables, indicating the degree to which a change in one variable is associated with a change in another. In scientific contexts, “correlation” does not necessarily imply causation, but rather describes the degree of association or co-variation between observed variables.

Synonyms & Variants

asosiasi

asosiasi

Often used interchangeably with 'korelasi' in research contexts, but 'asosiasi' has a broader scope.

synonym
keterkaitan

keterkaitan

Used in formal contexts but more descriptive in nature and does not always carry a quantitative meaning.

synonym
hubungan

hubungan

More general and less statistically specific than 'korelasi'.

synonym
relevansi

relevansi

Loosely synonymous in everyday usage, but 'relevansi' carries no statistical meaning.

synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

The word korelasi derives from the Latin correlatio, a compound of the prefix co- (together, jointly) and relatio (relation), itself derived from the verb referre (to carry back, to relate). The term entered Indonesian through Dutch correlatie and English correlation, following the development of statistical science in the 19th century. The modern statistical concept of correlation was notably popularized by Francis Galton and Karl Pearson through the development of the Pearson correlation coefficient. In contemporary Indonesian usage, the term is widely employed in academic, research, and scientific discourse to describe the degree of association between variables.

Real-world Usage

Ada korelasi kuat antara tingkat pendidikan dan pendapatan seseorang.

English Translation
There is a strong correlation between a person's level of education and their income.

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