Bivariate distribution

A bivariate distribution describes how two variables are related or spread out together in a dataset. It shows the likelihood of different combinations of values for these two variables happening simultaneously. For example, it might illustrate the relationship between students' study hours and their exam scores. This distribution helps us understand how one variable might influence or be associated with another, revealing patterns or dependencies in the data. Essentially, it provides a joint view of two variables' behaviors, aiding in analysis and decision-making.