Table 8
Results for the Spearman rank test on several parameter correlations.
| Parameters | Spearman rank ρ | Correlation prob. | ||||||
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| mass − AV | 0.17 | 86% | ||||||
| age − AV | 0.03 | 68% | ||||||
| mass − age | −0.10 | 86% | ||||||
| Lyα Flux − mass | −0.20 | 86% | ||||||
| Lyα Flux − AV | −0.23 | 91.4% | ||||||
| Lyα EW − mass | −0.08 | 68% | ||||||
| Lyα EW − AV | −0.16 | 78% | ||||||
Notes. The Spearman rank number is a measure of the correlation in the data. Points along a perfectly monotonic function would have a Spearman rank of ± 1. A positive rank number means a positive correlation between the parameters, and a negative number an anti-correlation between the parameters.
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