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 # vasco: Discover Hidden Patterns in your Data
 
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 **vasco** is a Postgres extension that helps you discover hidden
 correlations in your data. 
@@ -40,6 +39,26 @@ FROM vasco_data;
 (1 row)
 ```
 
+To get a convenient correlation matrix between all column pairs, you can 
+
+```tsql
+SELECT vasco_corr_matrix('vasco_data', 'mic_vasco_data')
+```
+
+This will create a `mic_vasco_data` that looks like this. 
+
+```tsql
+   col    |       cubic       |       ident       |     periodic      |      rand_x       |      rand_y       |         x         
+----------+-------------------+-------------------+-------------------+-------------------+-------------------+-------------------
+ cubic    |                 1 | 0.999999280092894 | 0.999999280092894 | 0.128758229244777 | 0.133036207766184 | 0.999999280092894
+ ident    | 0.999999280092894 |                 1 |                 1 | 0.150372685226294 | 0.141592810546451 |                 1
+ periodic | 0.999999280092894 |                 1 |                 1 | 0.150233087894353 | 0.140555864286285 |                 1
+ rand_x   | 0.128758229244777 | 0.150372685226294 | 0.150233087894353 |                 1 | 0.129610387112352 | 0.150372685226294
+ rand_y   | 0.133036207766184 | 0.141592810546451 | 0.140555864286285 | 0.129610387112352 |                 1 | 0.141592810546451
+ x        | 0.999999280092894 |                 1 |                 1 | 0.150372685226294 | 0.141592810546451 |                 1
+(6 rows)
+```
+
 ## Usage
 
 Let's start by populating Postgres with some stock price data for the S&P 500.