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Table 2 The correlations between the scores from sales data, \((W^{(c)}_{ij})\), \((W^{(s)}_{ij})\), and the measures from the flavour compound and recipe data, \((rf_{ij})\), \((rr_{ij})\) (where the superscripts \((c)\) and \((s)\) below denote the values restricted to \(\{(i,j): W^{(c)}_{ij} > 0\}\) and \(\{(i,j): W^{(s)}_{ij} > 0\}\), respectively), \((W^{(cr)}_{ij})\), \((W^{(sr)}_{ij})\)

From: Extracting complements and substitutes from sales data: a network perspective

Score pair

Pearson

(p-value)

Spearman

(p-value)

\((W^{(c)}_{ij}) - (rf^{(c)}_{ij})\)

0.085

(4.8 × 10−4)

−0.019

(4.3 × 10−1)

\((W^{(s)}_{ij}) - (rf^{(s)}_{ij})\)

0.50

(2.4 × 10−79)

0.030

(3.1 × 10−1)

\((W^{(c)}_{ij}) - (rr^{(c)}_{ij})\)

0.16

(7.2 × 10−8)

0.24

(1.1 × 10−16)

\((W^{(s)}_{ij}) - (rr^{(s)}_{ij})\)

−0.040

(2.7 × 10−1)

−0.062

(8.8 × 10−2)

\((W^{(c)}_{ij}) - (W^{(cr)}_{ij})\)

0.16

(3.8 × 10−8)

0.23

(2.5 × 10−15)

\((W^{(s)}_{ij}) - (W^{(sr)}_{ij})\)

0.60

(4.5 × 10−76)

0.23

(2.5 × 10−15)