Hello KNIME community, I am trying to transfer my MedChem workflows to the KNIME platform but I struggle with the visualization part. The data preparation and processing in KNIME is superior but the visualization part lacks some major features. One example. I miss any kind of “universal” (at least) scatter plot where I could change data point size, color, shape, and do zooming, selection, annotation + use it in a component view. Current scatter plot nodes can do only part of those things each. But I want to discuss something else. I will explain it on an example. I have a clustered dataset that I want to visualize in a 2D space (scatter plot). Then, I want to select some data points in this scatter plot and add to this selection all the data points that belong to the clusters that appear in the selection. I want to visualize the final list with Tile View node. This is something that can be easily done, but here is the catch. I would love to do it interactively in a component view (or any other way). Therefore, every time I select a new set of points, a tile list of combined data updates. Does anybody see a way to achieve this or is this too much to ask? Thank you kindly. Best, Jan

Ah, now I see your point! In that case, you might want to explore more advanced techniques, like re-execution and hitting. This thread might be of your interest :point_down: [image] Dynamic filtering between tables Feedback & Ideas I understand that component views allow you to dynamically filter one visual output based on a selection event in another, but this functionality only seems to work if both views are based on the same table. Often, I want to filter a view based on selection events in a view from a separate but related table. For example, I might want to present a structured, formatted list of words (something more specific than what can be achieved with a nominal row filter widget, for example) alongside a seco…

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emilio_s August 14, 2023, 7:38am 4

Ah, now I see your point!
In that case, you might want to explore more advanced techniques, like re-execution and hitting.

This thread might be of your interest

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