Gephi

Analyzing data can be as simple as looking at an image, identifying a trend between three distinct measurements, or simply finding a relationship between two values. However, in real-life applications, things tend to become far more difficult, especially when dealing with large volumes of data, and this is where having competent and precise data visualization tools, can make a significant difference.

Gephi is an application that was designed specifically in order to address data visualization from an advanced point of view, allowing you to plot complex data sets, highlight relationships between constituent items, draw trends, and identify interactions.

Having worked with data visualization tools in the past, in an academic setting, I am used to such approaches, and kind of know what to expect from software addressing the issue. I was pleased to see that Gephi features a very functional design, which allows you easy, unhindered handling of the loaded data.

Working with several data layers is essential when running plotting comparisons, and the multi-section design of the app offers superb handling and a highly accessible overview of the added items.

Clearly, the strengths of Gephi come in the form that it allows you to visualize the loaded data, offering an elastic approach when it comes to delineating correlations and adjusting the way in which elements are presented.

Given its scope and intended purpose, I firmly believe that the app is more than adequately equipped to face the rigors of presenting data plotting in accordance with the stringent standards of modern data analysis.

You can’t go wrong when choosing this application to plot and represent your complex data, or to help you easily identify trends, and interactions between elements, or isolate correlations.