The data for our visualizations comes from our Cosmic Frog model database. This is often stored in the cloud using a unique identifier.
We can decide if we want to use Optilogic servers to do our data computations, or if we want the computations to be performed locally.
Next, we must decide which table we want to use for our visualization. Generally, the results of running our model are stored in the “optimization” tables, so it can be helpful to use search for this to see output data. However, we can also use tables containing input data if desired.
We can also preview the data in a table using the magnifying glass button:
The data for our visualizations comes from our Cosmic Frog model database. This is often stored in the cloud using a unique identifier.
We can decide if we want to use Optilogic servers to do our data computations, or if we want the computations to be performed locally.
Next, we must decide which table we want to use for our visualization. Generally, the results of running our model are stored in the “optimization” tables, so it can be helpful to use search for this to see output data. However, we can also use tables containing input data if desired.
We can also preview the data in a table using the magnifying glass button:
