MANET
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Missings |

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Are |
Now |
Equally |
Treated |
Implementation by: |
founded on ideas by: |
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Heike
Hofmann
with earlier contibutions of:
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Bernd Siegl
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George Hawkins
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Antony
Unwin
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Martin Theus
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Download
(use StuffIt Expander to extract the files) MANET Version 1862 now
MANET is free, but we are interested in knowing
who uses it. So please send an e-mail after downloading the software. You
will get a self-extracting file with a version of MANET which will run
on both 68xxx and Power PC Macs.
MANET has been developed for two reasons:
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to implement interactive graphics tools for data
sets with missing values;
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to provide a platform for trying out new
interactive ideas.
MANET is for exploring data,
whether raw data, transformed data or model residuals. MANET provides a
range of graphical tools specially designed for studying multivariate features.
Anyone involved in analysing data will find MANET useful for gaining insights
into the structure and relationships of their data sets.
A brief summary of MANET features
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MANET basics
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Getting started
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Selection Tools & Modes
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Plots
in MANET
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Missing values chart
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Histograms & Spinograms
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Barcharts & Spineplots
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Boxplots & Dotplots
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Scatterplots
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Mosaic Plots
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Biplots
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Polygon Plots
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First
Interactive Implementations of
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Highlighted Boxplots
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Weighted Barcharts, Histograms &
Mosaic Plots
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Interactive Mosaic Plots
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Interactive Biplots
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Interactive Trellis Displays
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Traces
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New
Interactive Features
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Context Sensitive Querying
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Cues
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Redframing
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Selection Sequences
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Ongoing
Research includes
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Index Window
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Overlaying of Plots
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Managing & colouring groups
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Odds
& Ends
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Why MANET is called MANET
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Contact
accesses.




Heike
Hofmann, May 1998, updated Oct. 2000