Top variables that correlate with The number of forensic science technicians in Maryland

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Variable	Correlation	Years	Sys. Score
Popularity of the first name Damian	r=0.96	20yrs	408
Number of Public Library Members in the UK	r=0.96	12yrs	404
Electricity generation in Libya	r=0.91	19yrs	373
Fossil fuel use in Libya	r=0.91	19yrs	373
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Thailand	r=0.93	19yrs	373
Master's degrees awarded in Social sciences and history	r=0.95	10yrs	372
Popularity of the first name Cruz	r=0.92	20yrs	372
Popularity of the first name Kolton	r=0.91	20yrs	371
Yogurt consumption	r=0.9	19yrs	348
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Philosophy	r=0.94	10yrs	340
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Social sciences and history	r=0.94	10yrs	340
Number of Las Vegas Hotel Room Check-Ins	r=0.92	11yrs	338
US production of yogurt, nonfrozen	r=0.87	19yrs	336
Portion of all US dairy skim-solids allocated to the production of yogurt, nonfrozen	r=0.89	19yrs	336
Google searches for 'how to delete browsing history'	r=0.86	19yrs	336
Hollister retail store count worldwide	r=0.85	20yrs	334
Google searches for 'bing'	r=0.85	19yrs	334
How trendy Deep Look YouTube video titles are	r=0.93	9yrs	320
Biomass power generated in Sierra Leone	r=0.95	8yrs	318
London Gold Prices	r=0.92	10yrs	311
Organic Food Sales Volume in the United States	r=0.91	10yrs	310
Popularity of the first name Parker	r=0.89	20yrs	308
Popularity of the first name Eli	r=0.89	20yrs	298
Jet fuel used in Timor-Leste	r=0.9	19yrs	298
Popularity of the first name Zoey	r=0.89	20yrs	288
Petroluem consumption in Suriname	r=0.89	19yrs	287
Bachelor's degrees awarded in Education	r=0.92	10yrs	287
The price of gold	r=0.88	12yrs	284
Popularity of the first name Serenity	r=0.89	20yrs	278
Gasoline pumped in Azerbaijan	r=0.87	19yrs	274
Popularity of the first name Colton	r=0.88	20yrs	266
Global sales revenue of elevators and escalators	r=0.9	7yrs	264
Liquefied petroleum gas used in Moldova	r=0.86	19yrs	262
Bloomberg Money Stuff articles about the SEC	r=0.87	9yrs	260
Popularity of the first name Romeo	r=0.88	20yrs	256
Gasoline pumped in Russia	r=0.86	19yrs	252
Popularity of the first name Desmond	r=0.87	20yrs	245
Master's degrees awarded in Library science	r=0.89	10yrs	242
Jet fuel used in Cabo Verde	r=0.85	19yrs	241
Popularity of the first name Reid	r=0.87	20yrs	235
Master's degrees awarded in Transportation	r=0.89	10yrs	232
GMO use in corn	r=0.82	20yrs	230
International Business Machines' stock price (IBM)	r=0.84	20yrs	227
Popularity of the first name Lyric	r=0.87	20yrs	225
Popularity of the first name Presley	r=0.87	20yrs	215
Global revenue from elevator and escalator sales	r=0.9	7yrs	210
Popularity of the first name Dexter	r=0.86	20yrs	204
Bachelor's degrees awarded in gender studies	r=0.87	10yrs	204
Popularity of the first name Layla	r=0.86	20yrs	194
Total number of live births in Australia	r=0.82	20yrs	194
Bachelor's degrees awarded in literature	r=0.87	10yrs	194
Google searches for 'google'	r=0.82	19yrs	194
US average milk-fat content of yogurt, nonfrozen	r=0.84	19yrs	193
GMO use in cotton	r=0.78	20yrs	191
Chevron's stock price (CVX)	r=0.79	20yrs	190
Enbridge's stock price (ENB)	r=0.79	20yrs	190
Customer satisfaction with Costco	r=0.79	18yrs	189
Popularity of the first name Jude	r=0.86	20yrs	184
Master's degrees awarded in literature	r=0.87	10yrs	184
Motor vehicle thefts	r=-0.88	20yrs	176
Popularity of the first name Ryder	r=0.86	20yrs	174
Violent crime rates	r=-0.86	20yrs	174
Motor vehicle thefts in Maryland	r=-0.83	20yrs	172
Popularity of the 'slenderman' meme	r=0.8	14yrs	172
GMO use in corn	r=0.75	20yrs	170
Google searches for 'how to make baby'	r=0.82	19yrs	164
Fomento Econ's stock price (FMX)	r=0.78	20yrs	158
Blue cheese consumption	r=0.79	19yrs	156
Google searches for 'zombies'	r=0.81	19yrs	153
Coterra Energy's stock price (CTRA)	r=0.78	20yrs	148
US milk fat used to produce whey products (net)	r=0.82	19yrs	143
Google searches for 'scooby doo where are you'	r=0.8	19yrs	142
GMO use in soybeans	r=0.75	20yrs	140
Annual count of part-time employees in the United States	r=0.79	20yrs	135
US milk fat used to produce yogurt	r=0.81	19yrs	132
Google searches for 'Nicolas Cage'	r=0.8	19yrs	132
GMO use in soybeans	r=0.75	20yrs	130
Hydopower energy generated in Ghana	r=0.85	19yrs	129
Google searches for 'best breed of dog'	r=0.79	19yrs	120
Electricity generation in British Virgin Islands	r=0.84	19yrs	118
US dairy skim solids used to produce yogurt, nonfrozen	r=0.79	19yrs	117
Google searches for 'how to make baby'	r=0.79	19yrs	110
Fossil fuel use in British Virgin Islands	r=0.84	19yrs	108
Portion of all US dairy skim-solids allocated to the production of butter	r=0.8	19yrs	107
Super Bowl TV viewership	r=0.75	20yrs	103
Nuclear power generation in Romania	r=0.84	19yrs	98
Google searches for 'how to cure a hangover'	r=0.78	19yrs	98
Electricity generation in Trinidad and Tobago	r=0.84	19yrs	88
Google searches for 'where to buy bleach'	r=0.78	19yrs	88
Electricity generation in U.S. Pacific Islands	r=0.84	19yrs	78
Google searches for 'what is love'	r=0.78	19yrs	78
Fossil fuel use in U.S. Pacific Islands	r=0.84	19yrs	68
Popularity of the first name Genesis	r=0.85	20yrs	57
Petroluem consumption in Angola	r=0.85	19yrs	56
Popularity of the first name Kenzie	r=0.85	20yrs	47
Petroluem consumption in Brazil	r=0.85	19yrs	46
Popularity of the first name Tucker	r=0.84	20yrs	36
Petroluem consumption in Congo-Brazzaville	r=0.85	19yrs	36

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^{What is Sys. Score?} You caught me! While it would be intuitive to sort only by "correlation," I have a big, weird database. If I sort only by correlation, often all the top results are from some one or two very large datasets (like the weather or labor statistics), and it overwhelms the page.

I can't show you *all* the correlations, because my database would get too large and this page would take a very long time to load. Instead I opt to show you a subset, and I sort them by a magic system score. It starts with the correlation, but penalizes variables that repeat from the same dataset. (It also gives a bonus to variables I happen to find interesting.)


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