Google Correlate

Google Correlate is a feature of Google Trends which allows users to find search patterns which correspond with real-world trends. For example, users can enter the terms "flu" and "vaccine" and see how the search volume for those terms correlates with the number of reported cases of the flu.

Google Correlate can be used to find correlations for any type of data, including economic data, social media data, and data about natural disasters.

The Google Correlate tool can be used to generate graphs and charts which show the strength of the correlation between the searched terms and the real-world data.

The Google Correlate tool can be used to identify trends before they become big news stories.

For example, the Google Correlate tool can be used to identify trends in consumer behavior, such as the trend for people to search for "Black Friday" deals in the days leading up to Black Friday.

The Google Correlate tool can also be used to identify emerging trends.

For example, the Google Correlate tool can be used to identify new health trends, such as the trend for people to search for "Does turmeric cure cancer?"