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UUorld has quickly become one of my new favorite toys as of late.

Scatterplots Using R and MSSQL

Creating Histogram Lattices Using R and MSSQL

K-Means Document Clustering in C#

Plotting Documents & Words from LSI results

I have found that placing back test data in to heat maps and animating it over time is a great way to visualize the data.

I have been a bit of research on a couple of map resources I thought I would put together.

UbiGraph is a tool for visualizing dynamic graphs. It works with Python, Ruby, PHP, Java, C, C++, C#, Haskell, and OCaml. For More info check it out here.

Rob Chartier just released an API wrapper for .NET of the MIT Simile Timeline API and this thing is pretty cool.

I came across this nice little flash force directed graph today. It was put together by Creative Synthesis.

So this is a little thing that I have been working on – nothing too interesting but, I like it. Essentially, if you have a dataset with time on the x axis and a projected goal this function will tell you the exact date your data projection will intersect with your goal.