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The comments here are full of poor understanding of statistics, in case ppl wanted to go help and e.g. explain what a "bin" means

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Escort monthly income by BMI, from my escort survey I've had open for a while. Sample size is still kinda low, like n=~30 per bin, and this is sampling escorts online enough to take my survey, but there still looks like a trend I'd expect. Interesting to see the degree of impact!

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(also the error bars are confidence intervals, let me know if I did this wrong or should use a different metric next time)

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More valuable information would be the standard deviation of how much is earned. If you know how to use seaborn you can easily graph correlation matrices to identify which elements contribute more to earnings

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do you mean this?

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Sheet1 How much of your business do you get from freestyling?,You estimate you spend how much on online advertising every month, in USD?,I know this is a vague question, but if you had to rate...

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(sorry i thought it would load automatically, i mean the 2nd tab)

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Yes you can use seaborn on that data to identify correlary columns like so

How to Create a Seaborn Correlation Heatmap in Python?

If you are reading this blog, I am sure you have already seen heatmaps. They are beautiful, yet they reveal just about as much as they…

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ah cool ty. I did try a bit of seaborn but i am very slow at learning programming and not sure i want to dive into a headache again

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