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The tool is meant to guide users into starting with using Data Analytics at their organization.\\
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- Visualize process data
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- Compare two production runs (one with virgin material and one with recyclate)
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After validating your data with help of e.g., the data validation tool, we can begin analyzing to get further insights.
The Data Analytics tool is an interactive dashboard that helps with interpreting the variables in your dataset with help of visuals.
By providing your own data in the 'data' folder, several analytical options are at your disposal.
For example, a correlation plot that gives insights into which variables are behaving similarly, or a PCA analysis that will help determining the most influential variables in your dataset.
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