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A Brief History of Data Visualization

Jet Global

Editors note: This blog was originally published in October 2013, and has been completely revamped and updated for accuracy, relevancy, and comprehensiveness in September 2019 Prior to the 17th century, data visualization existed mainly in the realm of maps, displaying land markers, cities, roads, and resources.

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From Disparate Data to Visualized Knowledge Part III: The Outsider Perspective

Ontotext

In 2013, actually, with SPARQL 1.1. Visualization tools and data access. This is why, when we move towards the business side, often some kind of visualization is required. GraphDB is not primarily a data visualization tool. That does not mean that it cannot visualize data. Visualization with SPARQLWrapper.

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Is Dataiku for Data Scientists?

Dataiku

Since its founding in 2013, Dataiku was built by data scientists and for data scientists. While Dataiku is also a tool for analysts and those that prefer visual interfaces, the platform still offers multiple features and capabilities for data scientists. In one word, yes!

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Azure Data Factory and Visual Studio

Ms SQL Girl

One thing that I’d like to highlight is there is an Azure Data Factory extension in Visual Studio. To get the Azure Data Factory extension in Visual Studio: Launch Visual Studio 2013. Click on the Download button for the Microsoft Azure DataFactory Tools for Visual Studio.

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Monetizing Analytics Features: Why Data Visualizations Will Never Be Enough

Think your customers will pay more for data visualizations in your application? But today, dashboards and visualizations have become table stakes. Five years ago they may have. Discover which features will differentiate your application and maximize the ROI of your embedded analytics. Brought to you by Logi Analytics.

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Azure Data Factory and Visual Studio

Ms SQL Girl

One thing that I’d like to highlight is there is an Azure Data Factory extension in Visual Studio. To get the Azure Data Factory extension in Visual Studio: Launch Visual Studio 2013. Click on the Download button for the Microsoft Azure DataFactory Tools for Visual Studio.

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Academic Research Done on Alluvial Diagrams

The Data Visualisation Catalogue

This was the first paper to introduce the “Alluvial Diagram” and used this new visualisation to visually represent the change in a large and complex network structure over time. Mapping shifting hierarchical and regional tendencies in an urban network through alluvial diagrams (2013). Visualizing changes in nationally averaged PM2.5