statistics, in which a trend appears in several different groups of data but disappears or reverses when these groups are combined. - wikipedia बट ಁ۞ةझח ৈ۞ ࠗ࠙ Ӓܛ ܐܳ ೮ਸ ٸ Ѿҗ৬ пп ࠗ࠙Ӓ ܛ Ѿҗо ܲ ٸܳ ݈ೠ. ࠗ࠙ਸ ױࣽ ଢ଼חؘ Ӓ Ѿҗо ࠗ࠙ Ѿҗ ৬ ׳ۄח Ѿҗо ߊࢤೞח Ѫ ੌ߈ੋ ࢚धਵ۽ח औѱ ೧о غ ঋ ਵ۽ Paradoxۄ ೠ. - ࢚धਸ ٍח ా҅ Simpson’s paradox
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