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Home → Techniques and Tips → Correlation in @RISK

5. Correlation in @RISK

• 5.1. How @RISK Correlates Inputs
• 5.2. Limit on Correlated Variables?
• 5.3. Same Correlation Coefficients for Several Groups of Inputs
• 5.4. How @RISK Tests a Correlation Matrix for Validity
• 5.5. How @RISK Adjusts an Invalid Correlation Matrix
• 5.6. Correlation of Discrete Distributions
• 5.7. Correlating RiskMakeInput or RiskCompound, Approximately
• 5.8. Correlation of RiskCompound
• 5.9. Correlating Results of Calculations
• 5.10. Correlation Matrix Exceeds Excel's Column Limit
• 5.11. Changing Correlation Coefficients During a Simulation
• 5.12. Making Correlations Conditional
• 5.13. Excel Reports a Correlation Different from What I Specified
• 5.14. How @RISK Computes Rank-Order Correlation
• 5.15. Create a Correlation Matrix from Historical Data
• 5.16. How and Why to Switch from RiskDepC to RiskCorrmat
• 5.17. Correlation Coefficient of Output Distributions
• 5.18. Correlation of Time Series
• 5.19. Correlated Time Series in Batch Fit
• 5.20. Copulas