A graphical representation of the relationships between variables often with single-headed arrows from each explanatory variable (see regression) to each of the dependent variables that it affects, and double-headed arrows linking correlated explanatory variables.
Causal diagram. The diagram indicates that variables X1, X2, and X3 influence Y, with X1 and X2 being correlated with one another. Values such as partial correlations might be attached to the arrows in order to demonstrate the strength of a relationship.
- Jacobi, Karl Gustav Jacob
- Jacobin Club
- Jacobite
- Jacobi’s identity
- Jacobi’s iterative method
- Jacob-Monod hypothesis
- jacobsite
- Jacobs–Dorr process
- Jacob’s staff
- Jacquerie
- jade
- jadeite
- jaeger
- jaggies
- Jagiellon
- jaguar
- jaguarundi
- Jahangir (1569–1627)
- Jahn–Teller effect
- Jainism
- Jaja of Opobo (1891)
- JAK
- Jakarta
- Jamaica
- James Clerk Maxwell Telescope