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Is numpy.corrcoef() enough to find correlation?
On a side note, I don't think correlation is the correct measure of relation for you to be using, since Survived is technically a binary categorical variable.
"Correlation" measures used should depen …
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How to use the fillna method in a for loop
While replace is a valid approach, it can be inefficient and slow on a large scale - see this question.
You should instead use map to encode NA as XX - perhaps something like this:
na_data = ['Alley …
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How to handle missing date data?
I suspect you're working with the Ames house price dataset - one of Kaggle's introductory competitions.
Replacing the missing values with the dataset mean / median is very general.
I believe you hav …
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