Compare two counts

Inspect the direction and strength of one linear relationship. This view’s reference export has not yet been verified against v4; its coefficients need validation or replacement.

What does r² mean?

A one-predictor linear fit with an intercept accounts for an r² fraction of the variation in the other count. For example, r = ±0.50 gives r² = 25.00%. Squaring removes direction; use r’s sign to distinguish positive from negative association.

This is not the percentage of seeds with equal counts, the chance that a rule is true, or evidence of a causal mechanism. Totals and their component counts can correlate because one contains the other. A near-zero coefficient does not exclude nonlinear patterns.

This bake provides coefficients for these metric pairs, not their full joint densities. A sampled scatterplot would describe a different dataset, so none is substituted. Exact binned densities for the supported world pairs are on World relationships.

Published joint bake: . The 40,000-seed v4 test run is not included.