大家有谁知道么？

还是我没问清楚？

谢谢啦~~~

Not sure if this is the best way to do it but this is what I would try:
First, categorize your continuous variable into some ordered categories (for example, 1,2,3,etc...).  Number of categories may depends on your sample size and the attributes of your data.

Then build a contingency table.  Now you can use Kruskal-Wallis statistic to get a sense of the degree of correlation between two variables.

yisung真好啊，谢谢了！

I'll try. Just wondering why we should rank the data.

PS: find there is so much to learn. Need to know the econometric theory and the application. Both are not easy; and there is also a big gap between the two.
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