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Instem’s OmniViz is a powerful commercial off-the-shelf data mining and visual analytics tool that allows users to analyse and explore data sets through interactive visualizations. Millions of records and billions of data points can be processed – meaning that with OmniViz, you can:
OmniViz provides a set of sophisticated statistical and clustering algorithms, and presents data through a series of intuitive visualization tools. OmniViz can work with almost any kind of data, including patents, literature, experimental results, categorical data, gene/protein sequences and chemical structures. This feature, together with powerful import and merging capabilities, permits the integrated analysis of disparate data sources in one common framework.
OmniViz is a flexible tool that can be applied over a broad range of vertical markets. It is currently being deployed in the following areas:
Text analytics, including scientific literature and patentsQuickly understand the thematic landscape of document collections, and identify regions of “white space” in which there may be freedom to operate. |
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Biomarker discovery and analysisSurvey panels of genes or serum markers to rapidly reveal those that are diagnostic for disease states. |
Patient stratification from gene expression dataCluster patients based on gene expression – identify profiles of activity that are diagnostic for clinical outcomes. |
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Chemical analysis, discovery of structure activity relationshipsCluster according to chemical structure and investigate enrichment of activities within groups of similar molecules. |
Financial analysis, human resources and more. |
OmniViz version 6.1 was released on the 17th October 2012, adding support for Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems as well as the following:
Version 6.1.2 is now available and features a brand new spreadsheet importer, which allows multiple tables to be imported and merged to create data sets from Excel workbooks.
Click on the link above to find out more about OmniViz, or arrange a free demonstration.