Using the selection and summary tools available in CIME4R, the chemists were able to quickly identify and understand the clusters of experiments in the projection view (T1), as shown in Figure . Each of the nine main clusters represents the combination of one aryl halide and one base. Within each cluster, four sub-clusters exist, each representing the use of one ligand and the remaining points within each sub-cluster represent the different additives that were used. By color-encoding each point in the scatter plot with the measured yield, it was easily identified that lower yields were achieved using the aryl chloride substrate, compared to the aryl bromide and iodide substrates. To identify the reactions with the best conditions, LineUp was utilized and the experiments were ordered with regard to the measured yield, as shown in Figure . Here it was observed that the aryl iodide substrate with MTBD as a base and Pd0-Ad-BrettPhos as the catalyst gave the best yield, with multiple options for the additives also providing a high yield (T3).