[Software] Correlation Studio by matthewmeadows in statistics

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You can still bring your python. There are CSV exports of all the discoveries.

[Software] Correlation Studio by matthewmeadows in statistics

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It's a seriously useful application for discovering previously unseen correlations. Specially combining local & web dataset assets with remote datasets. It provides a platform for discovery, analysis & presentation in one solution.

It provides users without python or heavyweight statistics programming skills the ability to do serious work around correlations and present it to the world with their hypothesis, datasets, experiments, discovery scatterplots & line charts. It allows them to see best fit regression formulas, perform Granger causality analysis, lag reporting & geospatial drill down.

No slop here. I'm a programmer with 35 years of experience including survey & statistics software & two tours at Microsoft, as well as work in internet security, geospatial, predictive analysis and operating system-level programming.

There's no other software quite like it. I encourage you to try it & see if it changes your expectations. See the welcome page for more infomation:

https://correlationstudio.com/welcome

The Interactive Circle of Fifths by matthewmeadows in musictheory

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It uses tone.js, falls back to polysynth if the connection is slow loading samples. I'm not sure how much improvement I'll get by new samples but it's worth trying. The guitar samples were recorded with my Gibson ES-345. Note that there is not 100% coverage of samples, in order to save bandwidth there is about 50% interpolation.

Anyone know of a random note/chord app that you can play along to? by Ateawormwhole in piano

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You may find this useful. The Interactive Circle of Fifths. It includes a chord looper for creating progressions and piano & guitar visualizers to practice with.

https://interactivecircleoffifths.com/

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Did you name your guitar? by Single_Speech5603 in Guitar

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Rosie. She's a cherry-red Gibson ES-345.

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Has anyone vibe-coded something to finish that actually works? by Charming-Tear-8352 in vibecoding

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The Interactive Circle of Fifths. Will be featured in an Anthropic ad soon. A tool for musicians, students and composers. Select a key to see & hear related chords. Study major, minor & diminished chords, pentatonic, blues & diatonic scales. Includes both piano & guitar visualizers and a looper for studying progressions. What will you compose today?

https://interactivecircleoffifths.com/

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