About

In the data-driven era, raw numbers are often impenetrable. The Graph Data Plotter serves as a bridge between abstract datasets and cognitive understanding. By leveraging the brain's visual cortex, which processes images 60,000 times faster than text, this tool reveals hidden trends, outliers, and correlations instantly.

Unlike server-side solutions, this engine operates entirely within your browser's Local Environment. Your sensitive financial or research data never leaves your machine, ensuring 100% Privacy and Zero Latency. We handle the mathematical heavy lifting - automatic axis scaling, coordinate mapping, and statistical aggregation - so you can focus on the narrative behind the numbers.

Formulas

This tool performs real-time statistical analysis on your active dataset. Below are the core algorithms used for the statistical summary panel.

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Mean (x) = n∑i=1 x_inVariance (s²) = n∑i=1 (x_i − x)²n − 1Std Dev (s) = √s²

Linear interpolation for rendering smooth lines between discrete points P₀ and P₁:

y = y₀ + (x − x₀) ⋅ y₁ − y₀x₁ − x₀

Reference Data

Chart Type	Best Use Case	Data Requirement	Visual Focus
Bar Chart	Comparing categorical data	Discrete categories, 1 numeric metric	Magnitude comparison
Line Chart	Tracking trends over time	Continuous X-axis (Time/Seq), 1+ series	Rate of change & trends
Scatter Plot	Correlation analysis	2 numeric variables (X, Y)	Distribution & clusters
Area Chart	Volume evolution	Continuous X, cumulative Y	Total magnitude over time
Pie/Donut	Part-to-whole composition	Categorical, sum = 100%	Proportionality
Radar Chart	Multivariate comparison	3+ quantitative variables	Performance profiles

Frequently Asked Questions

The parser uses a heuristic algorithm to detect the most likely delimiter (comma, tab, semicolon, or pipe). It scans the first few lines of the input, counting occurrences of each potential separator to determine the structure automatically. You do not need to manually configure the format.

No. The Graph Data Plotter follows a strictly local architecture. All parsing, calculation, and rendering occur inside your browser's JavaScript engine. Your data persists only in your temporary session memory.

Canvas rendering has a finite pixel density. For datasets exceeding 100+ points on a standard screen, label overlapping prevents readability. We automatically implement "Label Skipping" (decimation) on the X-axis to maintain legibility, though all data points remain interactive via tooltips.

Currently, the engine optimizes for high-performance Canvas rendering (Raster). You can export high-resolution PNGs suitable for reports. For SVG needs, we recommend using the raw data in a vector-specific tool, as this tool prioritizes speed and interactivity for large arrays.