Aabel 3 Download

Aabel is a modern, powerful, and feature-rich Mac OS X Universal package. It employs a pipeline architecture that allows real-time, two-way interaction between graphic viewers and their source worksheets, and between plotted data displayed on the same or on different viewers.

Aabel 3 demo(95 MB) is distributed with more than 50 worksheet files for evaluating different features of the application. These files include data that are proprietary of Gigawiz as well as textbook examples/published data.

With the distributed data files one can evaluate different features of the application, e.g., trying the statistical and multivariate data analysis methods, using the exploration tools, generating different graphs, customizing graphs, interacting with data, applying error bars, using the worksheet formula editor or data manipulator, using the data management tools, performing multidimensional data filtering, trying the export and drag & drop operations, testing the quality of graphics output, etc. The only restriction is editing the worksheet cells.

A quick start document and the corresponding tutorial files are provided for user who are new to Aabel.

Refer to the website for more information about Aabel 3.


System Requirements of Aabel 3:

• Mac OS 10.4.4.x or Leopard
• Intel- or Power PC-based Mac
• A color monitor with a minimum resolution of 1024 x 768

Aabel 3 Key features:

• Diverse statistical & exploratory data analysis methods.
  
  
• Easy to use data-reduction techniques for complex multivariate data.
  
  
• A unique pipeline design that allows real-time two-way interaction with data and makes multivariate & exploratory data analysis a breeze.
  
  
• Interactive data visualization, a rich variety of graph types, and over 240 styles of data representation.
  
  
• Thematic mapping and related importers & map projection utilities.
  
  
• Native worksheets providing numerous data management tools, a formula editor, and other utilities.
  
  
• Multidimensional data filtering comparable to a database search.
  
  
• Diverse data import and graphic file export support, a data manipulator, flexible customizing tools, Unicode support, publication quality graphics, and more.
  
  
• You can perform graphing or statistical analysis from multiple Aabel worksheets, without a need to merge the data into a single worksheet.
  
  
• You can have real-time interaction with data, e.g., change variables, change chart types, etc., all from within a single interface, and the results will be dynamically updated.
  
  
• Saved graphic viewer files are not static graphic files. They are hot-linked to the data sources used to create the chart(s). If you make changes to source worksheets, the modifications will be dynamically updated on all charts using the data.
  
  
• The pipeline architecture of Aabel has enabled the design of powerful and dynamic data exploration tools such as X-zooming, interactive data filtering, etc.
  
  
• Aabel provides easy to use tools for data filtering, comparable to a database search.
  
  
• You can use multiple criteria that can span multiple variables for generating subsets of data.
  
  
• Data filtering can be performed in worksheets, database metaphors, graphic viewer documents, and data manipulator.
  
  
• The graphic viewer supports data filtering for generating subsets of data based on data patterns.
  
  
• The data filtering results can be used interactively, or saved in auto-generated Aabel worksheets.
  
  
• Data brushing can be used to highlight data interrelationships (see the image below). However, Aabel takes data exploration beyond data brushing.
  
  
• A powerful tool called X-zoom (X for exclude) allows walking through hierarchies of numeric or categorical data rapidly, to discover patterns and information that are otherwise masked.
  
  
• Data filtering: if you have mapped data patterns that you want to explore further, you can use the viewer filtering tools to extract subsets of data using multidimensional filter criteria.)
  
  
• and much much more... see here...