Polyserial Correlation is a statistical measure that belongs to the class of correlation coefficients, specifically designed to estimate the relationship between a continuous variable and an ordinal variable by assuming an underlying bivariate normal distribution.
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The Polyserial Correlation Coefficient
Ulf Olsson, Fritz Drasgow, Neil J. Dorans · Psychometrika · 1982 · 303 citations
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