Here is the link to the original post: Original Post, V4.0 Beta, V5.0 Beta, V6.0 Beta, V7.0 Beta & V8.0 Beta

You can find an example visualization here: Lululemon's Supply Chain

If you missed the earlier posts, ImportYeti searches 150,000,000 public shipping records to find a quality supplier 1,000x times easier than Alibaba alone. You answer questions like:

• Who makes Goodyear’s Tyres? Answer: Sumitomo
• Who is the top supplier of Olives from Greece? Answer: Deas S A
• Who are the top companies & suppliers who import/export under HS Code 3102.21 -- Ammonium Sulfate?

Here are the BIG changes on this release:

• We improved our Smart Bookmarks feature. Now you can save companies and suppliers’ pages into customized groups and receive updates every time there’s a new shipment.
• We made MULTIPLE changes to our Location Pages like the company and supplier filters on the SOT graph, the nearby states feature, the top countries and top destination ports graphs, the labor cost graph, etc.
• We added a ton of other medium-big features like the annual importing frequency graph, the shipment breakdown by bill type graph, the FCL vs LCL shipments graph, location matches feature and other smaller improvements to the site’s navigability.

I'd love any and all feedback (love or hate)... no matter how brutal, small or crazy : ) I only want to create things that people really love. Thank you to everyone that helped us sending their feedback about the site redesign. Please PM me or comment below anytime

Hi everyone.

I want to visualize our complex CRM landscape. I have an idea how to do it but can't figure out how to do it or which tool to use for it:

So our group consists of multiple companies that use CRM but they don't all use the same features/entities of CRM.

Example:
Company A uses: Accounts / Contacts / Appointments / Meeting reports

Company B uses: Accounts / Contacts / Appointments / Meeting reports / Opportunities / Contracts

So my idea was to create a visualization in which I show all entities as blocks with connectines lines showing how they are interlinked.

(Accounts is linked to contacts , appointments, opportunities and contracts
contracts are linked to accounts and opportunities etc.)

On the side I want to show a block for each company and when we click on a company it highlights all the features/entitiy blocks that they use (and perhaps grey out the ones they don't use)

so if you click company A, 4 entity blocks are highlighted and if you click company B, 6 entity blocks are highlighted.

Any idea on how to do this?

Hello,

I come with a question.

I am currently developing an R package that provides a series of plots for virus family visualizations.

I am coloring the plots according to virus phyla. There are 19 virus phyla and I am mapping a color to each phyla to make sure the colors are always consistent across different runs.

Now to the question:

I already assigned colors for basic plots, but I want to add colorblindness support.

My problem is that I cannot find a color pallet for colorblindness with 19 distinct colors.

I am using another Package called colorBlindness to simulate colorblindness to see how well the colors are for different types of colorblindness and no pallet so far really supports colorblindness for more than 12 colors.

Can you help me?

Fibonacci heaps is a data structure with attractive operations complexities. It was fun to implement nodes jiggling with d3 js

https://reddit.com/link/1dk8zuz/video/2saqe9d4mp7d1/player

Try interactive version and feel free to comment out what can be better or what you like 

https://dvordrova.github.io/fibonacci_heap/

Let's say you have 80 jobs and each of these jobs have several attributes, these attributes can apply to several jobs. There are 2000 attributes, attributes can overlap.

For example:

Waiter (job):

• Attributes:
• Communication Skills
• Organizational Skills
• Experience with POS systems
• Multitasking
• Food Safety Certificate

Computer programmer (job):

Attributes:

• Communication Skills
• Organizational Skills
• Detail Oriented
• Experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
• C++ Certificate

What is the best way to present such data if there are 80 occupations with thousands of attributes?