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Check this!! Microsoft open-sourced a no-code data analysis tool. It's called Data Formulator and it provides AI-powered data analysis and an drag-and-drop UI for viz tasks. It also works beyond the initial dataset by creating relevant fields and the corresponding viz.

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house of crypto1 year ago

Datasecurity? Asking as🇪🇺

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IDI Consulting1 year ago

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Akshay 🚀1 year ago

Great find! Thanks for sharing Avi!

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Avi Chawla1 year ago

Happy to help 🤝

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L8NTLABS1 year ago

No-code data analysis tools like Data Formulator are a game changer for non-tech folks, but I'm curious to see how it handles complex datasets. Reminds me of the time I had to debug a GPU issue while on hold with a client - multitasking is underrated, indeed.

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Abhinav Girdhar1 year ago

Microsoft’s Data Formulator looks like a game-changer No-code, AI-powered data analysis with drag-and-drop viz—excited to see how it evolves!

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sanchay1 year ago

this data Formulator looks solid

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charlie100kirk1 year ago

Thanks bro. COuld you please share its link or github or app link? WOuld appreicate brother

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BenMakesDataEasy1 year ago

Wow!

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