On Sun, Feb 12, 2012 at 1:11 AM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote:
Hi,
Good idea. This is what I wanted to get when I asked about what people are doing a while ago :). I will follow up on this topic after we release 4.6. Until then:
- Humane assessment, marketing and the Moose architecture:
--- Humane assessment is what I discovered to bring value in practice, and I want to get Moose to support its workflows. For example, I want to get a rule in a report in under 15 minutes. --- We have to find the key message that can be used to communicate what we are doing. Humane assessment can be a good driver. For example, a candidate message is "Your analysis in under 15 minutes", or "Making your analysis happen". --- Marketing is much easier when the product is aligned internally with the key message. That is why we have to rethink the architecture and package the code accordingly. My current view is summarized here: http://www.humane-assessment.com/res/moose-flyer-a5.pdf
- Browsing and visualization:
What we have done with Glamour or Mondrian is just in its infancy. There is a ton of things that I think could be done, and that go way beyond what the current rendering offers. But this is a larger project that requires more collaboration and synchronization.
Are you interested by visualization outside code analysis ? For example visualization of complex system behavior like swarms or flocks : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarm_intelligence There is tools like netlogo to do that but there are not really interactive most of the time. In the same context, i'm also interested by tools to do multi-parameter space exploration like here: http://behaviorsearch.org/ A mondrian-like language specialized in this task could be very interesting.
I try to push people here at the Vietnam National University in this direction.
Regards,