What is correlation? What is correlation coefficient? and Types of correlation | Neeraj Sharma

To the point and easy explanation of What is Correlation and What is the correlation coefficient? and Types of correlation in statistics and data science or machine learning. You will understand what is the correlation between two variables or data series. All you will understand with an understanding of meaning and examples. We have taken examples of negative correlation, positive correlation, strong positive correlation, strong negative correlation, medium or moderate positive correlation, medium or moderate negative correlation, low or weak positive correlation, low or weak negative correlation, etc.
The language of the video is Hindi Language.

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[@kartikgade7976]

You have taken the wrong example for -ve correlation. Price and demand are directly proportional to each other whereas price and supply are inversly proportional. Otherwise, video is pretty good and informative too.

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its the Demand and Price that have an inverse relation ( INVERSELY PROPOTIONAL) as when there is a rise in price the demand for the commodity falls. hence that is a correct example for -ve correlation. where as in Supply, Price and Supply of the commodity share a direct relation ( PROPOTIONAL) which means that when there is a hike in price the supply is more and when the the price is low the supply of the commodity is less