Tools -> Work Space -> Correlation
Work Space Correlation
Allows you to measure the potential strength of a relationship, or lack of relationship, between two variables. Learn more about correlations.
Dialog box tips:
• Select a cell to display the Pearson and Spearman Rank correlations and their difference in the status bar at the bottom of the window.
• Double-click a cell (or select Enter on your keyboard) to display a scatter plot of the raw work space matrix values. To return to the Work Space Correlations form, select Backspace on your keyboard or double-click the plot.
• Put your mouse arrow over a column or row header or row header to display the full name and description of the input (factor) or output (variable).
• Double-click a column header to sort the rows in that column.
 
For the option:
Do the following:
Correlation
Select one of the following:
• Pearson
• Spearman rank
Display
Select one of the following:
• All - Displays all of the factors and responses along each axis of the grid. Note that the diagonal of the grid will always contain a value of one.
• Factors vs. Responses Only - Displays the inputs (factors) along the rows and the outputs (responses) along the columns.
Correlation Details
Select a cell in the table and then select Correlation Details to display addition information on the factor/response combination that was selected.
Highlight values larger than
Enter a value above which correlations will be displayed. For example, entering .8 will display all correlations with a value of .8 or above.
Green icons are displayed in all cells of the grid where the correlation is above this value.
Note: If you set this value to 1.0, the icons are not displayed.
Hide values smaller than
Enter a value below which correlations will be hidden. For example, entering .5 will hide all correlations with a value of .5 or below.
Hide empty rows and columns
Select to display the table without empty rows and columns. Adams/Insight only displays rows and columns with data in them.
 
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