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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Automatic report generation: part 3
This is the third of three posts that show how Mathematica can automate the processing of data.
1. This video shows the presentation of the data as bar charts.
2. Some styling options are shown.
3. Bar charts can be toggled to show, for example, monthly, quarterly, and annual data.
Note that the recording was made on a 7 year old 32 bit computer (running Mathematica V8) and some of the operations shown were slowed down by having to run the recording.
The key take home message I'd like viewers to get from both these posts and the rail freight post is that mundane data processing tasks can be automated. It doesn't matter what format your data is in, as long as the format is coming consistently your data processing can be automated. Additionally this could be taken a step further can all be done in the background and scheduled to run as given times -- but there would be no video to show in that case!
This video is best viewed in full screen mode.
Labels:
data processing,
graphics,
Mathematica
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