dataexplore0.12.0

dataexplore lets researchers and students turn datasets into plots and inspect patterns on a Linux desktop. It combines data plotting and analysis with table manipulation, allowing users to examine tabular values while working with visual results. Quick visualization supports exploratory work, while its handling of large data tables extends the same workflow to substantial datasets.

Researchers can use it to investigate data and produce plots during exploratory analysis, while teachers and students can apply it in lessons, exercises, and practical research training. The combination of charting and direct table editing distinguishes dataexplore from a plotting-only workflow, since users can work with the source values and their visual representation together. Its purpose is therefore suited to situations where examining, reshaping, and interpreting data are closely connected.

Damien Farrell publishes dataexplore as open-source desktop software for Linux. The current version is v0.12.0. Installation requires Linux with snapd, and the supported architecture is x86_64, also known as amd64.