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01 – Data Overview

πŸ“˜ RIDE User Manual – Panel 1: Data Overview


πŸ” Purpose of this Panel

The Data Overview panel is designed to give users an instant, interactive understanding of their dataset. It provides descriptive statistics, data types, shape, missing value counts, and correlation analysisβ€”all wrapped with optional AI-driven explanations.

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🧭 User Workflow

  1. Add API Key (on Home Page)
    The user needs to first input their OpenAI API key for GPT-powered insights to work.

  2. Upload Dataset
    The dataset must be uploaded. The tool expects a tabular format (e.g., CSV, Excel).

  3. View Header & Dataset Cards
    A GIF and a visual introduction describe what this panel does.

  4. Explore Tabs:

    • πŸ“Š Basic Statistics

      • Preview of top rows of the dataset.

      • Descriptive statistics using .describe().

      • Info about shape, features, data types, and missing values.

      • Option to trigger AI analysis of summary statistics.

    • πŸ”„ Correlations

      • Correlation matrix for numeric features.

      • Plotly heatmap visualization.

      • Optional GPT-based insights for both matrix and heatmap.


πŸ’» Features Breakdown

Feature Description
Dataset Preview Shows the first few rows of the uploaded dataset.
Statistical Summary Displays count, mean, std, min, max, and quartiles for each numeric column.
Shape and Columns Shows number of rows/columns and feature names.
Data Types Indicates each column’s datatype (int, float, object, etc.).
Missing Values Count Identifies which columns have missing data and how much.
Correlation Matrix Matrix showing linear relationships between numeric features.
Correlation Heatmap Heatmap using Plotly to visualize strong/weak relationships.
AI-Powered Insights GPT-generated explanations for summary stats and heatmap analysis.

πŸ€– AI Features

  • LLM (GPT-4o-mini) analyzes:

    • Statistical distribution

    • Data trends

    • Feature relationships

  • Image-based GPT analysis of the correlation heatmap using the AnalyzeImage() function.


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