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This visualization is based on the concept of food pairing by Y Y Ahn. Take a look at his amazing video...or go ahead and try my visualization first. (Y Y Ahn is a serious computer science academic).

A common mental model relative to software reliability is ... "Yes, we could design highly reliable software. The problem is we can't afford it. It will take too long and cost too much. Our most important priority is to get the product to market. If we don't get our product to market quickly, we won't make sales and profit; and, after all, profit is what counts the most."

Irfan Khan Movies network

This is an analysis of a restaurant which serves sandwiches made from fresh food - deli meats, fresh vegetables and bread baked in-house.

Books related to remote

Books related to Michael Feathers' Working Effectively with Legacy Code

These are the startups in this map:

This is a list of countries and their bordering countries (land borders). I have added the countries in Asia for now.

This is a visualization of the books related to Andrew Zimmern's list of [best cookbooks of 2014[(http://andrewzimmern.com/2014/12/17/best-cookbooks-2014/). You could start by looking at the Kumu presentation.

This is a network visualization of neighbouring states in India.

This is a visualization of the network of states in the US.

This is an interactive visualization of related books on software testing.

For this project I used books related to algorithms

Books related to Thomas Cormen's Introduction to Algorithms. I used a few more books to generate related books.

Books related to the Well Trained Mind

Network visualization of books on agile

This map is not what it seems. I happened to search for a book and got this truckload of information.

This is a visualization of books related to Ruby on Amazon

This is a visualization of books on systems thinking.

This is my visualization of the books similar to The Tangled Web on Amazon.

Default view

This is a visualization of books related to Manual Lima's Book of Trees: Visualizing Branches of Knowledge

This is a visualization of books related to Andrew Yang's 'Smart People Should Build Things'

This is a network visualization of the books related to Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela

These are the startups in this map:

This is a network visualization of books related to systems thinking. My starting point for the data was the books similar to 'An Introduction to General Systems Thinking' by Gerald M. Weinberg.

This is my first attempt at creating a network of angel investors in Singapore. These are the startups that I used for my map. They aren't all high tech. I'll be adding more in my next iteration. Let me know if you can recommend any.

This is a network visualization of Matthew Russell's book Mining the Social Web. Here is the tree I generated. I used the same data to create this network.

This is a network visualization of books on software testing. I started with books similar to 'Lessons Learned in Software Testing' on Amazon. I then selected four more books which had the most links.

This is my visualization of the books similar to Secrets of a Buccaneer-Scholar: Self-Education and the Pursuit of Passion on Amazon. This book was written by James Bach. When you look at the map you can see the diverse topics it links to.

Work in progress

Added names instead of ASIN

Books related to Gerald M. Weinberg's 'An Introduction to General Systems Thinking'