close_up: Reveal linear relationships between two variables
In UBC-MDS/reasyeda: Make Exploratory Data Analysis Easier
Description
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Description
Accepts a dataframe and the number of pairs of variables with strongest correlations. It creates scatterplots with a linear trend for each pair of variables with stronglest correlations.
Usage
1
Arguments
df
The dataframe on which the function will operate
n
The number of pairs of variables with strongest correlations to be displayed, defaults to 1
Value
chart
Examples
1
2
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Accepts a dataframe and the number of pairs of variables with strongest correlations. It creates scatterplots with a linear trend for each pair of variables with stronglest correlations.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
df |
The dataframe on which the function will operate |
n |
The number of pairs of variables with strongest correlations to be displayed, defaults to 1 |
Value
chart
Examples
1 2 |
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