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bivariate

bivariate Bivariate refers to data in which each observation includes two variables, so the two measurements are considered together.

Bivariate refers to data in which each observation includes two variables, so the two measurements are considered together. For example, a pair of values recorded for each person or case would be bivariate data.

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