Updated README

LICENSE

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+The MIT License (MIT)
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+Copyright (c) 2015 Curran Kelleher
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README.md

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-# visEditor
+# Chiasm
 
-A pluggable interactive visualization runtime environment and configuration editor.
+An interactive visualization platform.
 
-[Try it out!](http://curran.github.io/visEditor/) Edit the configuration by clicking on numbers and colors in the text on the left, or try clicking and dragging the diagonal lines in the boxes.
-[![Config Editor Demo](http://curran.github.io/images/visEditor/configEditorDemo.png)](http://curran.github.io/visEditor/)
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-Installable via [Bower](http://bower.io/):
-
-`bower install vis-editor`
+[Try it out!](http://curran.github.io/chiasm/visEngine/public/vis_engine/) Edit the configuration by clicking on numbers and colors in the text on the left, or try clicking and dragging the diagonal lines in the boxes.
+[![Config Editor Demo](http://curran.github.io/chiasm/visEngine/public/vis_engine/)](http://curran.github.io/chiasm/visEngine/public/vis_engine/)
 
 The core concept of this project is that visualizations can be instantiated, configured with data, arranged on the screen, and coupled together to produce linked views. A JSON configuration structure defines the entire state of an application. The configuration refers to plugins by name, which are loaded at runtime and called upon to instantiate instances of visualizations and other components. Configuration changes can be made at runtime using an interactive JSON editor. The JSON configuration also updates in response to user interactions with visualizations.
 
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  * [Selecting (click/tap to select a single value)](http://curran.github.io/model/examples/d3LinkedChoropleth/)
  * [Hovering](http://curran.github.io/model/examples/d3LinkedChoropleth/)
 
-Status: Several visualizations have been implemented using ModelJS in [model-contrib](http://curran.github.io/model-contrib/#/) and as examples in the [ModelJS project](https://github.com/curran/model/tree/gh-pages/examples). All of these are yet to be ported into the VisEditor project.
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-## Proof of Concept Idea
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-To demonstrate all essential features of the visualization editor, a proof of concept system could be devised that integrates with an analytics backend that allows exploration of a set of data tables using linked views.
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-![Correlation](http://curran.github.io/images/visEditor/CorrelationAnalysis.png)
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+Status: Several visualizations have been implemented using ModelJS in [model-contrib](http://curran.github.io/model-contrib/#/) and as examples in the [ModelJS project](https://github.com/curran/model/tree/gh-pages/examples). All of these are yet to be ported into the Chiasm project.