Abstract: A method and computer program for simultaneously displaying very large sets of quantitative data. The method and computer program permit the display of quantitative data without first standardizing the data. The method and computer program also permit an observer to display the data space under user controlled color mappings, to select color spectrums to emphasize or hide certain data or certain characteristics, and to move over and fly through the data space to identify and analyze areas of interest.

Abstract: This invention relates to a system for accessing, manipulating and displaying time series from a stored collection of time series. In particular, the system permits the user to reconfigure the collection of time series by storing and separately indexing either individual time series which are generated as a result of user instigated manipulation or blocks of time series generated and/or selected by the user and for separately indexing the time series so stored so as to facilitate their accessing by the user. An index is also provided for the collection of time series which is preferably arranged in a hierarchical multilevel menu form by subject matter. This permits the user to quickly and easily locate either single time series or blocks of time series of interest. The math functions which may be performed on time series include certain moving transformations not heretofore available including moving variance, moving standard deviation and moving correlation and covariance on two or more time series.