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1. Loading your Data

Datasets contain the raw materials for you to analyze in Graphext. They can be created from files you upload or integrations you make with APIs or databases.

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2. Variable Manager and Data Table

Explore your dataset and reorganize it to make exploration easier later on.

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3. Advanced Projects

A project aims to turn your data into valuable insights. When you create a project in Graphext, you choose a series of steps to process your data. Picking these steps builds an algorithm that determines how your data is transformed and represented within that project.

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4. Compare

The charts represented in the Compare Panel are designed to best explain the differences and similarities in your data.

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5. Correlations

Correlation charts are designed to reveal how the values belonging to one variable are associated with the importance belonging to another.

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6. Plot

Plot is a space to visualize simple patterns in your data. It contains a range of standard data science chart types that you can use to visualize value distributions instantly.

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7. Graph

The Graph represents your data as a network, often clustering similar data points into groups.

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8. Insights Panel

The Insights panel is a space to store bite-size pieces of analysis that highlight significant patterns in your data.

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