Is there any tool for data visualization and manipulation?

I have a time series data set that I need to manually label for supervised learning.

What I am doing now is using excel to the plot, and when I see the pattern that I want, I hover over the data on the plot, read its index, then mark the data accordingly on the data. I think it is not very efficient, for example, I can not zoom or scroll.

I want to ask is there any tool that I can visualize the data, and manipulate the data at the same time, please.

Topic labels supervised-learning preprocessing visualization

Category Data Science

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I'm not sure it's what you need, but for data mining without a single line of code (it works with widgets that you drag and drop), orange is definitely the way to go.

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You can use Tableau Public Software. Tableau Public version is a freeware in which you can connect to basic data sources such as excel, csv etc.

The visualizations in Tableau can be made easily -you can also interact with the graphs in various ways (like zoom in zoom out) and it doesn't require high-level coding skills.

Download it from there official website: https://public.tableau.com/en-us/s/

You can also learn some Tableau basics from here: https://www.tableau.com/learn/training

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What language are you using? A quick Google search of {lang} visualization can help you with this.

For example, Python has Bokeh, Pandas, and Seaborn. Bokeh is for interactive visualizations which can help with digging deeper into the visualizations. See:

Are there any python based data visualization toolkit?

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