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25 May 2005KICP Viz 2005 Automating Visualization Dinoj Surendran dinoj@cs.uchicago.edu http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~dinoj
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 What do we mean? Making interactive 3d graphics should be as easy to do as making static 2d graphs Nothing to install No graphics programming No funny formats (straightforward formats ok?) Does not have to deal with large datasets - 100 000 points ok
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 What do we mean? Does not have to be optimal - just has to be ‘good enough’ Ideally, web interface Get your data in text files (csv, etc) Upload data Get a drink Get a zip file (or vrml? X3d?) Unzip zip file Click (prayer not required)
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 Examples already out there Large Graph Layout : Adai et al, 2004 Bioinformatics Provide nodes + edges returns VRML Holodraw : Simkin, 2001-5 Provide set of points, etc returns VRML Not online yet, would be easy to make it so Vermalizer : SubbaRao & SubbaRao, 2004 Give points, get VRML (applied to SDSS queries)
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 Questions Why aren’t more of these services available? Are these services of any use at all? Would anyone use them if they were available?
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 More Questions What kinds of inputs would these services handle? Do the visualization techniques required to support these services exist? How do you trade-off flexibility vs usability?
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 Prototype: Ndaona Experiment in creating Partiview files in Matlab positions + glyphs + edges scatterplots+graphs Why Partiview? Fast, interactive To stop people in my department bugging me to make them pretty pictures Why Matlab? Standard package in my research community Great for prototyping
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 What is Partiview? http://niri.ncsa.uiuc.edu/partiview Stuart Levy (2001): "Interactive 3-D visualization of particle systems with Partiview” "Interactive 3-D visualization of particle systems with Partiview Proc. IAU. (Vol 208) Symposium on "Astrophysical Supercomputing Using Particles".
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 Ndaona demo Examples Handwritten Digits Putonghua Tones Stanford Biomotion Lab World Networks
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 Conclusion & Outlook Is this a waste of time? What formats are required? Who should host this? GUI : programmable? (hello, Toshi…)
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25 May 2005 KICP Viz 2005 Thanks! Stuart Levy Randy Landsberg Mark SubbaRao Gina-Anne Levow
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