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Coherence (statistics)

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In statistics, "coherence" generally refers to a measure of the degree of correlation (or similarity) between two signals as a function of frequency. This concept is particularly relevant in the fields of time series analysis, signal processing, and spectral analysis. Coherence can be used to study the relationship between different time series and to understand how they influence each other across various frequencies.

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