Digital processing systems and methods for enhanced data representation
Exhibiting alphanumeric data as organized and segmented as graphical distinctions includes accessing a data structure including common objective items including a first and second characteristics, requesting that items from the data structure be graphically grouped for visualizing progress toward the common objective, analyzing the items to segment items in a first partitioning and a second partitioning, generating differently sized tiles associated with the items conveying magnitudes of the first and second characteristics, the second magnitude being greater than the first magnitude, wherein the second partitioning causes an organizational structure dividing tiles into distinct collections, wherein the tiles of the distinct collections visually differ based on the different sizes, and the distinct collections are presented on a common display.
1. A non-transitory computer-readable medium containing instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, cause the at least one processor to perform operations for causing discrete graphical elements to be organized in a segmented manner and exhibiting alphanumeric data as graphical distinctions, the operations comprising:
accessing a data structure including a plurality of items each associated with a common objective, and each including a first characteristic having a first alphanumeric value and a second characteristic having a second alphanumeric value;
receiving a trigger requesting that at least some of the plurality of items from the data structure be graphically represented in a grouped manner for visualizing progress toward the common objective;
analyzing first alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segment the at least some of the plurality of items in a first partitioning to thereby define first partitioning groups;
analyzing second alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segment the at least some of the plurality of items in a second partitioning to thereby define second partitioning groups;
generating a plurality of differently sized tiles associated with the at least some of the plurality of items, the differently sized tiles including some tiles of at least a first tile size and other tiles of at least a second tile size larger than the first tile size, and wherein the first tile size is configured to convey a first magnitude of the first alphanumeric value of the first characteristic, and the second tile size is configured to convey a second magnitude of the first alphanumeric value of the first characteristic, the second magnitude being greater than the first magnitude;
wherein the second partitioning groups are configured to cause an organizational structure dividing the plurality of tiles into distinct collections based on the second partitioning groups, and wherein within the distinct collections, the tiles of the distinct collections visually differ based on the different sizes; and
causing the distinct collections to be presented on a common display.
2. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 wherein the distinct collections are visually organized and sorted in at least one of a columnar or a non-columnar form.
3. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein each second partitioning group is associated with at least one of a distinct second alphanumerical value or a distinct range of second alphanumerical values.
4. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of tiles includes at least one alphanumerical field configured to present at least one alphanumeric value of an associated item.
5. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 4 , wherein the at least one alphanumeric value of the associated item corresponds to the first alphanumerical value of the associated item, and wherein the operations further comprise presenting on each of the plurality of tiles the first alphanumeric value of the associated item in the at least one alphanumerical field as a function of the size of the tile.
6. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein differences in tile size between the first tile size and the second tile size is a result of at least one of an increase in tile area or a change of tile shape.
7. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein the different sizes of the plurality of tiles enables to convey information about the common objective.
8. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein the operations further include arranging the plurality of tiles within the distinct collections based on the different sizes of the plurality of tiles.
9. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein the different sizes of the plurality of tiles are proportional to the first alphanumeric values or, the different sizes correspond to different ranges for the first alphanumeric values.
10. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein the operations further comprise:
based on the second partitioning, identifying a set of visual characteristics for non-alphanumerically expressing the second alphanumeric values;
wherein each distinct collection includes an associated label including a graphical element adopting a visual characteristic from the set of visual characteristics.
11. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 10 , wherein each label includes an alphanumerical field configured to present a second alphanumerical value associated with the second partitioning group corresponding to the distinct collection.
12. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 11 , wherein the operations further comprise:
for each distinct collection, calculating a sum of the first alphanumerical values of items associated with tiles included in the associated distinct collection; and
wherein each label includes an additional alphanumerical field configured to present the sum of the first alphanumerical values of items associated with tiles included in the associated distinct collection.
13. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 12 , wherein the operations further comprise identifying the set of different sizes is based on the first alphanumerical values and at least one of:
a display dimension;
a total number of tiles; or
widths associated with columns of the columnar form.
14. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 12 , wherein the operations further comprise:
determining for each column of the columnar form a width based on at least one of:
tiles included therein;
tiles included in at least one other column; or
a display dimension.
15. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , wherein each item includes a third characteristic having a third alphanumeric value and wherein the operations further include:
analyzing third alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segregate the at least some of the plurality of items in a third partitioning to thereby identify third partitioning groups;
based on the third partitioning, identifying an additional set of visual characteristics to be applied to the plurality of tiles for non-alphanumerically expressing the third alphanumeric values.
16. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein the operations further comprise arranging the plurality of tiles within the distinct collections based on the set of different sizes and the additional set of visual characteristics.
17. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein the additional set of visual characteristics is a set of different colors.
18. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 15 , wherein the operations further include:
in response to receiving a switching signal, cause the organizational structure of the plurality of tiles into the distinct collections to be switched to an alternative organizational structure;
wherein the alternative organizational structure is obtained by arranging the plurality of tiles in groupings based on at least one of the set of different sizes or the additional set of visual characteristics.
19. A method for causing discrete graphical elements to be organized in a segmented manner and exhibiting alphanumeric data as graphical distinctions, the method comprising:
accessing a data structure including a plurality of items each associated with a common objective, and each including a first characteristic having a first alphanumeric value and a second characteristic having a second alphanumeric value;
receiving a trigger requesting that at least some of the plurality of items from the data structure be graphically represented in a grouped manner for visualizing progress toward the common objective;
analyzing first alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segment the at least some of the plurality of items in a first partitioning to thereby define first partitioning groups;
analyzing second alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segment the at least some of the plurality of items in a second partitioning to thereby define second partitioning groups;
generating a plurality of differently sized tiles associated with the at least some of the plurality of items, the differently sized tiles including some tiles of at least a first tile size and other tiles of at least a second tile size larger than the first tile size, and wherein the first tile size is configured to convey a first magnitude of the first alphanumeric value of the first characteristic, and the second tile size is configured to convey a second magnitude of the first alphanumeric value of the first characteristic, the second magnitude being greater than the first magnitude;
wherein the second partitioning groups are configured to cause an organizational structure dividing the plurality of tiles into distinct collections based on the second partitioning groups, and wherein within the distinct collections, the tiles of the distinct collections visually differ based on the different sizes; and
causing the distinct collections to be presented on a common display.
20. A system for causing discrete graphical elements to be organized in a segmented manner and exhibiting alphanumeric data as graphical distinctions, the system comprising:
at least one processor configured to:
access a data structure including a plurality of items each associated with a common objective, and each including a first characteristic having a first alphanumeric value and a second characteristic having a second alphanumeric value;
receive a trigger requesting that at least some of the plurality of items from the data structure be graphically represented in a grouped manner for visualizing progress toward the common objective;
analyze first alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segment the at least some of the plurality of items in a first partitioning to thereby define first partitioning groups;
analyze second alphanumeric values of the at least some of the plurality of items to segment the at least some of the plurality of items in a second partitioning to thereby define second partitioning groups;
generate a plurality of tiles associated with the at least some of the plurality of items, the differently sized tiles including some tiles of at least a first tile size and other tiles of at least a second tile size larger than the first tile size, and wherein the first tile size is configured to convey a first magnitude of the first alphanumeric value of the first characteristic, and the second tile size is configured to convey a second magnitude of the first alphanumeric value of the first characteristic, the second magnitude being greater than the first magnitude;
wherein the second partitioning groups are configured to cause an organizational structure dividing the plurality of tiles into distinct collections based on the second partitioning groups, and wherein within the distinct collections, the tiles of the distinct collections visually differ based on the different sizes; and
cause the distinct collections to be presented on a common display.