Correlation between Criticality Score and Popularity #77
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The correlation analysis is to empirically evaluate the assertion that the criticality score of a repository is merely a proxy for its popularity.
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popularity_correlation.mdfile being contributed in this pull request is a description of the methodology used to evaluate the correlation between the criticality score of a project and the popularity of the project. See https://groups.google.com/g/wg-securing-critical-projects/c/wi09IkuTfIU for the discussion that led to this contribution.