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Mirador: a tool for visual exploration of complex datasets
- sebastianavina 11y agonow just merge this functionality on open refine.
- baldfat 11y agoI struggle with these project that releases and exclude Linux. I see that the project has only two contributers but it is written in Java and I would expect that Linux would be supported. This project hasn't had a release since 12/2014 and just 32 small commits since that release.
- kbullaughey 11y agoWas the manuscript ever published? Can't find it.
- burkesquires 11y agoWebsite says manuscript is in preperation.
- codeanticode 11y agoHi guys, just noticed this thread on Mirador. I'm the main developer, and we are planning to release a new version soon with several improvements, particularly in the underlying statistical calculations (which are implemented in the miralib package: https://github.com/mirador/miralib https://github.com/mirador/miralib). Not sure if I will have the time to prepare a version for Linux this time around, but will keep that as a feature request: https://github.com/mirador/mirador/issues/49 https://github.com/mirador/mirador/issues/49 As for the methods manuscript focusing specifically on Mirador, it is on hold right now, as we have been busy using the tool in the Sabeti Lab to develop some prognosis models for Ebola and other infections diseases: http://fathom.info/mirador/ebola/prognosis http://fathom.info/mirador/ebola/prognosis http://fathom.info/mirador/ebola/datarelease http://fathom.info/mirador/ebola/datarelease Once we publish the results on these more specific projects, we will go back to the general paper on Mirador. Your feedback is highly appreciated, and if you have specific issues with the software please use the issues section on GitHub: https://github.com/mirador/mirador/issues https://github.com/mirador/mirador/issues