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How to Explore Features using Correlation

<p><strong>How to Explore Features using Correlation</strong></p><p>Starting with the <strong>Iris dataset</strong>, this workflow calculates how strongly the numeric features are related to each other using several approaches: <strong>Linear correlation</strong> (measuring straight-line relationships), <strong>Spearman's rho</strong> and <strong>Kendall's tau</strong> (both for ranked or non-linear relationships), and <strong>Goodman and Kruskal's gamma</strong> (for ordinal data). This lets you see how different correlation methods might reveal different patterns in your data.</p>

How to Explore Features using Correlation

Starting with the Iris dataset, this workflow calculates how strongly the numeric features are related to each other using several approaches: Linear correlation (measuring straight-line relationships), Spearman's rho and Kendall's tau (both for ranked or non-linear relationships), and Goodman and Kruskal's gamma (for ordinal data). This lets you see how different correlation methods might reveal different patterns in your data.

Compare Multiple Correlation Methods

How to Explore Features using Correlation

Starting with the Iris dataset, this workflow calculates how strongly the numeric features are related to each other using several approaches: Linear correlation (measuring straight-line relationships), Spearman's rho and Kendall's tau (both for ranked or non-linear relationships), and Goodman and Kruskal's gamma (for ordinal data). This lets you see how different correlation methods might reveal different patterns in your data.

Iris Dataset
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Linear Correlation
Linear Correlation
Spearman's Rho Correlation
Rank Correlation
Kendall's Tau A
Rank Correlation
Kendall's Tau B
Rank Correlation
Goodman and Kruskal's Gamma Correlation
Rank Correlation

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