Probably the Most Common Index of the Strength of the Relationship

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Probably the most common index of the strength of the relationship between two variables in a contingency table is a measure known as the fourfold point correlation coefficient (as it is called when applied to the relationship between variables with two levels each)or Cramér's statistic (as it is called when one or both variables have more than two levels).

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