A summary of the most useful visual analysis tools for big Data (3/4)

A good tool can help you do more, especially in the big data age, where powerful tools are needed to visualize data in ways that make sense. Some of these tools are applicable to. NET, Java, Flash, HTML5, Flex and other platforms, there are also applicable to the general chart report, Gantt Chart, flowchart, financial charts, industrial charts, PivotTable reports, OLAP Multidimensional analysis, such as chart report development, Let's take a look at some of the world's most popular visualization tools.

29, Gantti

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Gantti is an open source PHP class that helps users generate Gantti charts on the fly. Using Gantti to create a chart without using JavaScript, the pure HTML-CSS3 implementation. The default output of the chart is pretty, but the user can customize the style for output (SASS style sheet).

30, Smoothie Charts

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The smoothie charts is a very small dynamic streaming data chart path. Display real-time data streams by pushing a websocket. Smoothie charts only supports Chorme and Safari browsers and does not support engraving text or pie charts, it is good at displaying streaming media data.

31, Flot

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Flot is an excellent wireframe library that supports all canvas-enabled browsers (currently supported by mainstream browsers such as Firefox, IE, Chrome, etc.).

32. Tableau Public

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Tableau Public is a desktop visualizer that enables users to create their own data visualizations and publish interactive data visualizations to Web pages.

33, many Eyes

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Many eyes is a Web application used to create, share, and discuss user uploads of graphical data.

34, Anychart

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Anychart is a flexible flash/javascript (HTML5)-based charting solution, cross-browser, and cross-platform. In addition to the charting function, it also has an interactive chart and meter for a fee.

35. Dundas Chart

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Dundas Chart is an industry-leading net chart-processing control that was acquired by Microsoft in 2009 and integrates part of the charting product functionality into Visual Studio.

36, Timeflow

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Timeflow analytical Timeline is a visual tool for temporary data, and now has an alpha version that gives you the opportunity to find errors, providing the following different rendering methods: Timeline, calendar, histogram, table, etc.

37, Protovis

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Protovis is a visual JavaScript chart generation tool.

38, Choosel

Choosel is a scalable, modular Google Web tools framework that can be used to create web-based visualization platforms that integrate Data Workbench and infographics.

39, Zoho Reports

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Zoho reports supports a wide range of features to help different users solve a variety of personalized needs, support SQL query, class four secretly table interface and so on.

40. Quantum GIS (Qdis)

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Quantum GIS (QDIS) is a user-friendly, open source, GIS client program that supports the visualization, management, editing and analysis of data and the production of printed maps.

41, NodeXL

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The main function of Nodexlde is social network visualization.

42, OpenStreetMap

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OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, constructed by people like you, and can be used freely in accordance with open protocols.

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A summary of the most useful visual analysis tools for big Data (3/4)