Introduction
Enlarge: ReTreeval on a Macintosh
ReTreeval allows you to organise, reorganise and analyse data quickly and easily. With ReTreeval users can easily use and create branching databases and decision trees
- ReTreeval not only supports questions that require a Yes or a No answer, ReTreeval can ask for example, “What colour is it?”
- Data can be entered quickly, and with consistency
- Answers can be entered from the keyboard or selected from a menu
- No two items can have exactly the same characteristics. If this happens then ReTreeval will ask for a new characteristic to differentiate between the two
Features
- ReTreeval uses natural language to ask questions when inputting data
- The tree diagram can be viewed on screen
- The whole database can be restructured just by pointing and dragging on the tree
- The tree diagram can be printed, saved or copied to the clipboard for use in other applications
- Easily organise reorganise and analyse data
- When 'Teaching' and 'Testing' the database, ReTreeval displays the decisions made by colouring the tree appropriately
- Data items can have a pictures linked with them
- Produce graphs quickly and easily from the data
- Choose from; bar charts, pie charts, line graphs and scattergrams
- Export data as CSV, ASCII or Tab separated text
- Properties can be made dependant upon other properties. For example; ReTreeval will only ask the question "How many legs has it?" if the answer to "Does it have legs?" is Yes
- Print reports from the database in a variety of formats
- Example files include: Household objects, Minibeasts, Plants, Rocks, Fruits and Musical Instruments
Please note: ReTreeval is designed for Windows 95, 98 and ME. No compatibility with either Windows XP or Windows 2000 is guaranteed.