Views in Squey

Squey is a graphically oriented investigation software on multi-dimensional large sets of data. That’s why it uses different graphical representations.

By extension, all widgets that present any kind of data is called a View. This applies to the following forms of data representations:

• in raw format (as given by the original strings in the text files, for example)

• in a graphical representation

• as the result of computations done on the raw data.

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In the Squey terminology, these graphical and non-graphical representations are called Views.

The next screenshot gives a sample of the most significant Views in Squey:

Graphical Views

Squey provides different Graphical Views to help the user interact with its data or get an idea of what this data express.

• the Global Parallel Coordinates View

• the Zoomed Parallel Coordinates View

• the Scatter Plot View

• the Series View

• the Hit Count View

Non-Graphical Views

As said before, some of the Views in Squey are non-graphical.

Today, this terminology encompasses the following Views:

• the Listing View

• the Layer Stack View

• the Statistics Views

List of all Views in Squey

As of the current version of Squey, the available Views are the following:

• the Listing View

• the Layer Stack View

• the Global Parallel Coordinates View

• the Zoomed Parallel Coordinates View

• the Series View

• the Scatter Plot View

• the Hit Count View

• the Statistics Views:

• the Distinct values dialog

• the Count by dialog

• the Sum by dialog

The aim of the next chapters is to present in detail all the Views that are available in Squey.