Huseyin Onur Mete, University of Washington, mete [at] u.washington.edu (primary contact)
Loraine Rohrback, University of Washington, loraine [at] u.washington.edu
Elliot Yamaguchi, University of Washington, ety1104 [at] u.washington.edu
Mark Haselkorn, University of Washington, markh [at] u.washington.edu (faculty advisor)
Student team: YES
Pirouette (first released as a DOS product in 1990, developed by Infometrix, Inc., a small company, currently based in Bothell, WA, that develops software for multivariate analysis): Pirouette is a powerful piece of software that allows for analysis of multiple variables. For this mini-challenge, we used only two of its features: the ability to create a rotating three-dimensional scatter plot of data, and to generate a dendrogram based on the similarities between different samples.
Microsoft Excel (developed by Microsoft): Excel is a well-known spreadsheet software, packaged as part of Microsoft Office. Since each student team member had a different version of the software, we interchangeably used Excel 2003 and 2007 for PCs and Excel 2008 for Macs.
Two Page Summary: NO
Wiki-1: What are the factions represented in the edit pages and who are its members?
Wiki-2: Is the Paraiso movement involved in violent activities?