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d3.js and Observable are a good place to start, you may need to provide your own sorting/ordering algorithm [edit] and you can also now easily do this in MS Ex
by itronitron 6y ago
d3.js and Observable are a good place to start, you may need to provide your own sorting/ordering algorithm
[edit] and you can also now easily do this in MS Excel
- isoprophlex 6y agoThanks, I was imprecise, visualizing I can do. It's the sorting algo I was curious about
- itronitron 6y agoNearest neighbor ordering algorithms (hierarchical clustering, dendrograms) are well suited for sorting the items in either or both axes. If either axis relates directly to a physical dimension then it might be best to maintain that order in the matrix. A lot of the fun is in working out how to measure distance between items based on their values as that drives the results of the nearest neighbor order.