Our work with the title Visual Comparison of Multi-label Classification Results concerns artificial intelligences that classify data items into different categories. The items can belong to multiple categories and, therefore,...

New research results on bridging the gap between text and diagrams as part of the DFG-funded project vgiReports.

Paper on Audio Guides in Virtual Reality Visualizations published in CG&A Journal

PhD candidate Shivam Agarwal developed a visualization tool to analyze train schedules in the Flatland competition, organized as part of the NeurIPS 2020 conference, held virtually in December. The developed visualization received...

At the VINCI 2020 virtual international conference, Prof. Fabian Beck was one of two keynote speakers and gave a presentation on how to make visualizations self-explanatory.

Paper rejections are common in research. Although researchers come to terms with such unpleasant encounters with experience, these rejections can be quite painful and frustrating experience for young researchers who have just set...

Our research group has started a YouTube channel for showcasing our research in various video presentations.

Our recent research work titled “Visualizing Sets and Changes in Membership Using Layered Set Intersection Graphs” won the Best Paper Award at the Vision, Modeling, and Visualization (VMV) 2020 conference. The conference was held...

Visualizing Evolution and Performance Metrics on Method Level as Multivariate Data

Machine learning methods are powerful but are hard to understand, especially if they show complex temporal behavior as part of their training process or when being used as autonomous agents. Group member Shivam Agarwal, together...

New interdisciplinary MERCUR research project on comparative data analysis within the Ruhr University Alliance

A visualization tool developed by PhD student Shivam Agarwal, which supports analysis of Pommerman games in a competition, was awarded with $1k in Google Credits. The competition was held as a workshop of the NeurIPS...