Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for comparing non-adjacent data subsets are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: receive an input data set, the input data set including information to be analyzed; generate at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; determine whether at least one data subset of the at least one list of data subsets contains a notable characteristic; identify at least one data pattern in the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; sort data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; and display, via a user interface, the data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets, based on the sorting.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for decomposing data are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may receive an input data set, identify a first set of criteria for analyzing the input data set, identify a first and a second data subset, wherein the first and second data subset are defined by a first and a second set of filters, respectively, identify a first set of parent sets, each parent set being a subset of the input data set and a superset of the second data subset, and each parent set being defined by a subset of the second set of filters that define the second data subset, generate a directed acyclic graph based at least in part on identifying the first set of parent sets, the first data subset, and/or the second data subset, and display, via a user interface, the directed acyclic graph to a user.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for comparing non-adjacent data subsets are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: receive an input data set, the input data set including information to be analyzed; generate at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; determine whether at least one data subset of the at least one list of data subsets contains a notable characteristic; identify at least one data pattern in the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; sort data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; and display, via a user interface, the data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets, based on the sorting.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for decomposing data are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may receive an input data set, identify a first set of criteria for analyzing the input data set, identify a first and a second data subset, wherein the first and second data subset are defined by a first and a second set of filters, respectively, identify a first set of parent sets, each parent set being a subset of the input data set and a superset of the second data subset, and each parent set being defined by a subset of the second set of filters that define the second data subset, generate a directed acyclic graph based at least in part on identifying the first set of parent sets, the first data subset, and/or the second data subset, and display, via a user interface, the directed acyclic graph to a user.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for comparing non-adjacent data subsets are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: receive an input data set, the input data set including information to be analyzed; generate at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; determine whether at least one data subset of the at least one list of data subsets contains a notable characteristic; identify at least one data pattern in the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; sort data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; and display, via a user interface, the data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets, based on the sorting.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for comparing non-adjacent data subsets are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: receive an input data set, the input data set including information to be analyzed; generate at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; determine whether at least one data subset of the at least one list of data subsets contains a notable characteristic; identify at least one data pattern in the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; sort data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; and display, via a user interface, the data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets, based on the sorting.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for comparing non-adjacent data subsets are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: receive an input data set, the input data set including information to be analyzed; generate at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; determine whether at least one data subset of the at least one list of data subsets contains a notable characteristic; identify at least one data pattern in the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; sort data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets of the input data set; and display, via a user interface, the data subsets of the at least one list of data subsets, based on the sorting.

Abstract: Systems, methods, computing platforms, and storage media for decomposing data are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may receive an input data set, identify a first set of criteria for analyzing the input data set, identify a first and a second data subset, wherein the first and second data subset are defined by a first and a second set of filters, respectively, identify a first set of parent sets, each parent set being a subset of the input data set and a superset of the second data subset, and each parent set being defined by a subset of the second set of filters that define the second data subset, generate a directed acyclic graph based at least in part on identifying the first set of parent sets, the first data subset, and/or the second data subset, and display, via a user interface, the directed acyclic graph to a user.