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Floors

Overview

The Floors feature in Mantis allows you to organize, navigate, and analyze data across multiple conceptual or data-driven layers within the same workspace. Each floor can represent a distinct subset, modality, or embedding, supporting hierarchical and multi-resolution exploration.

Purpose

  • Separate your data into logical or hierarchical layers for clarity and focus.
  • Explore relationships across different data types, dimensions, or abstraction levels.
  • Drill down from high-level overviews to detailed subspaces without losing context.
  • Compare and link related points, clusters, or groups across different floors.

Key Features

  • Multi-Layer Navigation: Switch between floors using simple controls or keyboard shortcuts.
  • Linked Selection: Selecting points on one floor can highlight or reveal related items on other floors.
  • Custom Floor Creation: Define new floors based on filters, metadata, or imported mappings.
  • Hierarchical Visualization: Visualize both broad and detailed patterns by moving between overview and detail floors.
  • Cross-Floor Linking: Map connections between points or clusters across layers for richer, multi-scale analysis.
  • Real-Time Updates: Floors update as you add data, change filters, or create new groupings.

Tips:

  • Use floors to keep complex projects organized, especially with multi-modal or multi-resolution data.
  • Link floors to track relationships (e.g., individuals to organizations, concepts to documents).
  • Start with a high-level floor, then create detailed subfloors for deeper analysis as needed.

Check out the following pages in the documentation for more help with Creating a Space and adding Floors: