Seaborn Heatmap - How to Visualise Correlations and Data With Heatmaps in Python

Heatmaps are a great way to visualise tabular data. They allow us to identify trends, spot outliers and understand the range of our data. In this week's video, we are going to see how to visualise data using a Seaborn Heatmap.

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