Almost every regression project I've seen in the last decade starts the same way. Load the data, df. corr() , plot the heatmap, scan for red squares, drop one variable from every pair above 0.
There is a strange question floating around the software industry right now: If AI can write the code, why do we still need developers? It is not a completely unreasonable question. AI coding tools can now generate components, write tests, explain code, find bugs, and even build entire features...
If you've shipped anything in the last year, you've probably noticed your workflow doesn't look the way it did in 2022. You're not just writing code anymore. You're reviewing what an agent wrote, correcting its assumptions, and deciding when to trust it versus when to take the wheel yourself.
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