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Small sample size, how to find correlations between parameters correctly?

Hi,

Unfortunately, finally I only have 3 samples left, there were around 10 different characteristics determined on those samples. So now I have a table with 3 rows and 10 columns. What I want to do is figure out if there are one-on-one trends (correlations) between these parameters, or, in other words, if some of these parameters have strong correlations with some others.

Therefore, I performed multivariate analysis with JMP, and it worked. But the question is, is this sample size too small to draw a solid conclusion? If so, how should I correctly calculate the sample size?

Someone said if JMP could work, it means my sample size is okay, but I kind of doubt this. How do you think?