Complete SAS Programming Guide - Learn SAS and Become a Data Ninja - Bivariate Analysis

The video tutorial covers bivariate analysis, focusing on how predictor variables correlate with a dependent variable, specifically loan status. It examines categorical variables like gender and marital status, and numeric variables such as income and loan amount, to understand their impact on loan approval. The analysis reveals insights into approval trends based on these variables.

What is the main purpose of bivariate analysis as described in the text?

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How do the proportions of male and female applicants compare in terms of loan approval?

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What relationship is observed between marital status and loan approval rates?

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What does the analysis suggest about the impact of credit history on loan approval?

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How does the loan approval rate differ between urban, semi-urban, and rural areas?

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What findings were made regarding the relationship between applicant income and loan approval?

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What was the outcome of the analysis on co-applicant income in relation to loan approval?

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How do the proportions of approved loans compare across different income brackets?

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What hypothesis was suggested regarding loan amounts and approval rates?

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What insights can be drawn from the analysis of numeric variables in relation to loan status?

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