4. Use the function cov.mve(m,cor=T)to compute the MVE correlation for the star data in Figure 9.2. Compare
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4. Use the function cov.mve(m,cor=T)to compute the MVE correlation for the star data in Figure 9.2. Compare the results to the Winsorized, percentage bend, skipped, and biweight correlations as well the M-estimate of correlation returned by the S-PLUS function relfun.
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