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  * [ ] What is Visprex? What is Visprex? Table of contents
      + What is Visprex?
          o [?][?] Quick
          o [?] Secure
          o  Open Source
      + Who is Visprex for?
          o Students
          o Data Scientists
      + Quickstart
  * [ ] Getting Started Getting Started
      + Load your dataset
      + Understand feature distributions
      + Visualise linear relationships
      + Check correlations between features

Table of contents

  * What is Visprex?
      + [?][?] Quick
      + [?] Secure
      +  Open Source
  * Who is Visprex for?
      + Students
      + Data Scientists
  * Quickstart

Visprex

What is Visprex?

Visprex is a lightweight data visualisation tool that helps you speed
up your statistical modelling and analytics workflows. The main
high-level features include:

[?][?] Quick

  * You can visualise your data in seconds to quickly build an
    intuition on your dataset
  * No need for referring to specific sytax in your statistical
    analysis software

[?] Secure

  * Your data is processed entirely on your browser, which means your
    data won't be sent anywhere
  * No tracking or analytics software is used for privacy

 Open Source

  * Source code is fully open source on GitHub: github.com/visprex/
    visprex
  * Visprex is also freely available on visprex.com

Who is Visprex for?

Students

Visprex is suitable for students who are starting out in their
statistical modelling training.

There's no need for starting your computing environment on your
machine or writing tedious visualisation scripts.

Data Scientists

Visprex is also for data analysts who would like to quickly inspect
tabular data for analytical purposes, without worrying about privacy
or PII as no data leaves your browser.

Quickstart

You can start visualising your data with just a few clicks by first
loading your dataset.

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