How to calculate Karl Pearson's correlation coefficient "using R" for data with frequency distribution. Say, if we need to calculate the Pearson's coefficient for data enclosed in the screenshot, how would we do it ??
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Pearson's correlations are generally not appropriate for frequency data. However, are you asking how to calculate the correlation between Age and Marks? – jdobres Sep 04 '18 at 16:31
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Yes, exactly. The requirement is to find correlation between Age & Marks. – deep Sep 04 '18 at 18:03