Customizable Coordination of Independent Visual Analytics Tools

Nonnemann, Lars; Hogräfer, Marius; Schumann, Heidrun; Urban, Bodo; Schulz, Hans-Jörg

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“…Based on this model, we were able to characterize the data exchange between VA tools [39] and introduce ReVize [36], a library for adding toolchain support for web-based applications using Vega-Lite [30] as a common exchange format. We further demonstrated a framework to interactively create toolchains via custom data connections between independent VA tools [42,44]. We have not yet addressed, however, how to present and interact with a unified UI and how to incorporate the tools' output into a sensible assembly during the execution of a workflow in practice.…”

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Towards a Unified User Interface for Visual Analysis of Retinal Data in Ophthalmology

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The visual analysis of retinal data contributes to the understanding of a wide range of eye diseases. For the evaluation of cross-sectional studies, ophthalmologists rely on workflows and toolsets established in their work environment. That is, they know what tools and data are needed at each step of their workflow. Yet, manually operating the various tools, including activation, data handling, or view arrangement, can be cumbersome and time-consuming. We thus introduce a new visualization-supported toolchaining approach that combines workflow, tools, and data. First, we provide access to the tools required for each step of the workflow. Second, we handle the exchange of data between these tools. Third, we organize the views of the tools on screen using suitable layouts. Fourth, we visualize the connection between workflow, tools, and data to support the data analysis. We demonstrate our approach with a use case in ophthalmic research and report on initial feedback from experts.

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“…2c). Based on our previous work [42,44], the main purpose of the editor is to establish a connection between the workflow and the coordination graph. It consists of three panels showing all available tools (top), all data sources (bottom), and the links between the tools (middle).…”

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Towards a Unified User Interface for Visual Analysis of Retinal Data in Ophthalmology

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Schulz³

et al. 2023

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This chapter briefly summarizes the content of the book and describes practical concerns of visualizing time-oriented data in real-world data settings. Visual analytics is briefly outlined as a modern approach that combines visualization, interaction, and computational analysis more tightly to facilitate data analysis activities better. Finally, research opportunities for future work are discussed.

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Customizable Coordination of Independent Visual Analytics Tools

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