uncorrelated

/ʌŋkˈɔɹɪlˌeɪɾᵻd/ adj

Having a covariance of zero

Word Origin Built on 'correlate,' which comes from Latin 'com-' (together) and 'relatus' (brought back) — literally 'brought back together' to show a connection. So uncorrelated means no such connection has been established. The family includes correlation and correlative, all from the same idea of things relating to each other. The 'un-' prefix simply flips it.

adj Having a covariance of zero

In statistics, two variables with a covariance of zero are considered uncorrelated.

(形容词) 零协方差的

在统计学中,协方差为零的两个变量被视为不相关。

(adjetivo) Que tiene una covarianza de cero

En estadística, dos variables con una covarianza de cero se consideran no correlacionadas.

(adjectif) Se dit de deux variables statistiques dont la covariance est égale à zéro, c'est-à-dire sans lien linéaire.

En statistique, deux variables dont la covariance est nulle sont considérées comme non corrélées.

(Adjektiv) unkorreliert [in der Statistik: zwei Variablen, deren Kovarianz null beträgt und die daher als unabhängig voneinander gelten]

In der Statistik gelten zwei Variablen mit einer Kovarianz von null als **uncorrelated**.

(形容詞) 共分散がゼロであること。

統計学では、共分散がゼロである二つの変数は無相関と見なされる。

(adjetivo) incorrelacionado; não correlacionado [Que tem covariância zero]

Em estatística, duas variáveis com covariância zero são consideradas não correlacionadas.

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