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* cranvas (http://cranvas.org) is an R package built upon Qt libraries. It is designed to plot reasonably large amounts of data, and various different types of data.

* [[d3.js]] is lower level javascript routines for creating interactive graphics for data.

* [[iplots]] is an R package for creating interactive plots using RJava.

* [[GGobi]] is software for interactive graphics for multivariate real-valued data. It is written in C, and was actively developed between 1998-2001. There is an R package, rggobi, which provides some dual access to data structures from R.

* [[Mondrian]] is Java software for interactive graphics for multivariate data. It can handle a mix of variable types.

* MANET is software for interactive graphics for multivariate data, that can handle mixed data types. It is written in C++ using apply graphics libraries, and although it is not in general use, formed the inspiration for Mondrian.

* [[LispStatXLispStat]] was Lisp software for statistical analysis that had both interactive graphics and modeling capabilities. Other software packages for particular purposes was built on it: Vista for psychometric data, Arc for regression diagnostics.

* [[Datadesk]] was software for statistical analysis that had both interactive graphics and modeling capabilities.