Alternate states in associative information mining and analysis
AssigneeQliktech International AB
InventorsHakan Wolge, Tobias Linsefors
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Abstract
Provided are methods, systems, and computer readable media for user interaction with database methods and systems. In an aspect, a user interface can be generated to permit dynamic display generation to view data. The system can comprise a visualization component to dynamically generate one or more visual representations of the data to present in the state space.
Claims38
A method for data analysis, comprising:
- rendering a first user interface element associated with a first state space representing a first selection state;
- rendering a second user interface element associated with a second state space representing a second selection state;
- receiving a first selection in the first user interface element;
- receiving a second selection in the second user interface element;
- and
- rendering a result graphical object representing the first selection state and the second selection state.
A method for data analysis, comprising:
- generating a plurality of selection states, each one of the plurality of the selection states representing a first state space;
- applying a selection state of the plurality of selection states to a graphical object contained in the first state space resulting in an instantiated graphical object;
- and
- copying the instantiated graphical object into a second state space.
A method for data analysis, comprising:
- rendering a first user interface element associated with a first state space representing a first selection state;
- rendering a second user interface element associated with a second state space representing a second selection state;
- receiving a first selection in the first user interface element;
- receiving a second selection in the second user interface element;
- rendering a first result graph representing the first selection state;
- and
- rendering a second result graph representing the second selection state.
A device for data analysis, comprising:
- a memory having computer-executable instructions encoded thereon;
- and
- a processor functionally coupled to the memory and configured, by the computer-executable instructions,
- to render a first user interface element associated with a first state space representing a first selection state;
- to render a second user interface element associated with a second state space representing a second selection state;
- to receive a first selection in the first user interface element;
- to receive a second selection in the second user interface element;
- and
- to render a result graphical object representing the first selection state and the second selection state.
A device for data analysis, comprising:
- a memory having computer-executable instructions encoded thereon;
- and
- a processor functionally coupled to the memory and configured, by the computer-executable instructions,
- to generate a plurality of selection states, each one of the plurality of the selection states representing a first state space;
- to apply a selection state of the plurality of selection states to a graphical object contained in the first state space resulting in an instantiated graphical object;
- and
- to copy the instantiated graphical object into a second state space.
A device for data analysis, comprising:
- a memory having computer-executable instructions encoded thereon;
- and
- a processor functionally coupled to the memory and configured, by the computer-executable instructions,
- to render a first user interface element associated with a first state space representing a first selection state;
- to render a second user interface element associated with a second state space representing a second selection state;
- to receive a first selection in the first user interface element;
- to receive a second selection in the second user interface element;
- to render a first result graph representing the first selection state;
- and
- to render a second result graph representing the second selection state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.