Mathematics · Correlation and Regression
If rp is the partial correlation computed from a sample of size n, the test statistic for testing its significance is given by:
- 1t = rp √(n + v)√(1 - rp2)
- 2t = rp √(n - v)√(1 - rp2)✓
- 3t = rp √(n + v)√(1 + rp2)
- 4t = rp √(n - v)√(1 + rp2)
Correct answer
t = rp √(n - v)√(1 - rp2)
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