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    • Data Visualization
    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Information Design

    Background:

    • Jacques Bertin's matrix analysis method aimed to simplify data through visual encoding and grouping.
    • Previous computational implementations of Bertin's method have lacked comprehensiveness or accessibility.
    • Interactive computing offers new possibilities for realizing Bertin's visual analysis principles.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce Bertifier, a web application for creating tabular visualizations.
    • To implement Bertin's matrix analysis method in an accessible and exhaustive manner.
    • To provide users with tools for efficient data manipulation and analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Bertifier utilizes Jacques Bertin's matrix analysis principles for tabular data.
    • Employs 'crossets' for rapid manipulation of table rows and columns.
    • Introduces 'visual reordering' for semi-interactive tuning of automatic reordering algorithms.

    Main Results:

    • Bertifier enables rapid creation of tabular visualizations from spreadsheets.
    • The 'crossets' interaction technique facilitates efficient table formatting and manipulation.
    • Visual reordering allows users to intuitively adjust data ordering.

    Conclusions:

    • Bertifier successfully brings Bertin's matrix analysis method to a wider audience.
    • The tool empowers both technical and non-technical users with advanced data analysis capabilities.
    • Bertifier democratizes access to sophisticated data analysis and communication tools.