Data visualisation tool
AssigneeEmailvision Holdings Limited
InventorsPaul Creamer, Charles Wells
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AssigneeEmailvision Holdings Limited
InventorsPaul Creamer, Charles Wells
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A rapidly configurable data visualisation tool for enabling a user to carry out a desired analysis function to identify trends within stored data sets is described. The tool comprises: a very large database having a plurality of base model database tables, each base model table being configured to store predetermined data variables relating to a previously implemented complex function and having one or more predetermined base analysis fields associated with each table; a configuration module arranged to present to the user a plurality of the predetermined base analysis fields for user selection to configure the desired analysis function on the data sets; and an analysis module for reading out the data stored in the base model tables in the selected base analysis fields in accordance with the desired analysis function and conducting further processing on the data to create a base analysis result comprising other composite selected base analysis fields in accordance with the desired analysis function.
A rapidly configurable data visualisation tool for enabling a user to carry out a desired analysis function to identify trends within stored data sets, the tool comprising:
A method of rapidly configuring a data visualisation tool for enabling a user to carry out a desired analysis function to identify trends within stored data sets, the method comprising:
A computer readable data carrier comprising a computer program for generating instructions for causing a computer to perform a method of rapidly configuring a data visualisation tool for enabling a user to carry out a desired analysis function to identify trends within stored data sets, the method comprising:
A data visualisation tool for analysing at least one set of data, to identify trends within the set of data, or between two or more sets of data;
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