👉 In the context of statistics and probability theory, a "semipendent" refers to an event that is influenced by two or more other events. These events are considered independent because they do not individually influence each other in any way. Instead, they are considered dependent on each other due to their correlation with one another. For example, suppose we have three independent random variables X, Y, and Z, where X and Y are related but not directly correlated (i.e., they do not independently affect
