Basic Examples (2) 

Generate a correlation chart from a small list of values:

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Generate data with 4 dimensions:

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Show its correlation chart:

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Scope (2) 

Get some tabular data:

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CorrelationChart also supports Tabular objects as input data:

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Start with some data containing Missing values:

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CorrelationChart will exclude those values containing missing elements. In this case, notice how only three out of four data values are shown:

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Options (7) 

NumericalValues (1) 

Use the "NumericalValues" option to suppress the display of correlation values in the upper triangle:

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EllipsoidQuantile (1) 

Set the "EllipsoidQuantile" option to different confidence quantile values used to create ellipsoids:

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ChartLabels (3) 

Use the ChartLabels option to specify labels:

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If no specific label is given, setting ChartLabels to True will automatically generate synthetic labels:

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Start with input data given as an Association with key names:

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Setting ChartLabels to True will automatically use key names as labels:

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Colors (1) 

Remove colors representing correlation values:

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Points (1) 

Remove points from ellipses:

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Applications (2) 

Get area, GDP and population density data from all countries:

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Generate a correlation chart from numerical values:

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Get flower data from the Fisher's iris dataset:

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Visualize their correlations:

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Possible Issues (2) 

Input data must be of numeric or Quantity types:

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ChartLabels must match the number of columns in the data:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Get monthly stock price data for a variety of companies:

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Visualize how they correlate:

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