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PATN
PATN
PATN is a comprehensive and extremely versatile, yet simple to use software package for extracting and displaying patterns in any type of complex (multivariate) data.1
Description PATN generates estimates of association (resemblance, affinity, distance) between any set of objects described by a suite of variables or attributes. PATN then classifies the objects into groups, condenses the information into three dimensions and displays the patterns in your data graphically.2
PATN animated, interactive, 3d, ordination plot.3
PATN also has a range of tools to help you to identify the reasons for these patterns.4
PATN aims to try and display patterns in complex data. Complex in PATN's terms, means that you have at least 6 objects that you want to know something about and a suite of more than 4 variables that describe the objects.5
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Why use this tool? PATN has been actively used mainly in the field of ecology. Most ecology departments of Australiaβs universities, State and Federal government agencies routinely use PATN. No other product has developed pattern analysis (now sometimes referred to as data mining) techniques from a broad range of ecological research and applications.
PATN is ideal for finding patterns in any complex, multivariate dataset. 6
PATN examines your data on import and designs an appropriate suite of default analysis options and analysis scenario. A typical analysis that may have taken hours to work through many steps, now is done in seconds. Clustering, ordination and network components are all done together (on rows or columns of the Data Table) and can be presented in ways that make it easier to understand. Now, most of your time should be spent working with the Ordination Plot. It is here that most of the results can be interactively displayed and interpreted.7
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