Here is a quick reference chart of online visualization tools. It’s here mostly for my reference as I plan to update it as I discover and test new ones that being created almost on daily basis.
In no particular order:
http://verifiable.com/ – Turn any set of numbers into an explanatory picture with Verifiable.com
http://manyeyes.alphaworks.ibm.com/manyeyes/ – Shared visualization and [...]
28 Dec, 2008
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech| python
Continuing my saga of visualizing Koornk social network I decided that obvious next step is to map out who talks to who and how much. For this task I used excellent Python library NetworkX that uses pygraphviz to draw the pretty pictures in the end.
Just to explain what you’re looking at:
I downloaded all public conversations [...]
26 Dec, 2008
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech
Creating a good visualization consist of two major parts:
having a robust visualization technique (wave graph in this example)
having a good data set that fits to the visualization technique
After I got Graphication working yesterday, I quickly realized that my initial data set doesn’t fit this technique out of the box as it was one stream and [...]
Most of my readers are by now probably already aware of Wordle, Java applet, that allows neat visualization tags. Given that Zemanta released early alpha API preview recently, I was looking for a fun project to showcase some of it.
So for this experiment I’m going to try to visualize some of the popular classic books, [...]
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