Widgets
Data
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File
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CSV File Import
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Datasets
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SQL Table
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Data Table
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Paint Data
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Data Info
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Data Sampler
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Select Columns
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Select Rows
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Pivot Table
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Rank
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Correlations
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Merge Data
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Concatenate
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Select by Data Index
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Transpose
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Randomize
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Preprocess
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Apply Domain
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Impute
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Outliers
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Edit Domain
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Python Script
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Create Instance
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Color
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Continuize
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Create Class
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Discretize
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Feature Constructor
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Feature Statistics
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Neighbors
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Purge Domain
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Save Data
Visualize
Model
Evaluate
Unsupervised
Spectroscopy
Text Mining
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Corpus
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Import Documents
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The Guardian
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NY Times
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Pubmed
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Twitter
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Wikipedia
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Preprocess Text
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Corpus to Network
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Bag of Words
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Document Embedding
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Similarity Hashing
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Sentiment Analysis
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Tweet Profiler
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Topic Modelling
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Corpus Viewer
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Word Cloud
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Concordance
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Document Map
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Word Enrichment
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Duplicate Detection
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Statistics
Bioinformatics
Single Cell
Image Analytics
Networks
Geo
Educational
Time Series
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Image Viewer
Displays images that come with a data set.
Inputs
- Data: A data set with images.
Outputs
- Data: Images that come with the data.
- Selected images: Images selected in the widget.
The Image Viewer widget can display images from a data set, which are stored locally or on the internet. The widget will look for an attribute with type=image in the third header row. It can be used for image comparison, while looking for similarities or discrepancies between selected data instances (e.g. bacterial growth or bitmap representations of handwriting).
- Information on the data set
- Select the column with image data (links).
- Select the column with image titles.
- Zoom in or out.
- Saves the visualization in a file.
- Tick the box on the left to commit changes automatically. Alternatively, click Send.
Examples
A very simple way to use this widget is to connect the File widget with Image Viewer and see all the images that come with your data set. You can also visualize images from Import Images.
Alternatively, you can visualize only selected instances, as shown in the example below.