InVis: Interactive Neural Visualization System for Human-Centered Data Interpretation

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Abstract

Large datasets present unique challenges for effective interpretation, often obscuring important insights. In response, we present InVis, an innovative interactive neural visualization system aimed at facilitating human-centered data exploration. InVis employs state-of-the-art neural network methodologies to produce compelling visual representations that elucidate complex data relationships. By integrating user feedback mechanisms, the system allows for real-time modification of visualizations, enhancing the interaction between the user and the dataset. Techniques such as dimensionality reduction and feature mapping are utilized to convert high-dimensional information into visually engaging formats that support better decision-making. User studies indicate that participants utilizing InVis experience heightened comprehension and improved data-driven decisions compared to those using more traditional visualization tools. The capabilities of InVis reveal the promising synergy between interactive design and advanced neural insights, pushing the boundaries of data interpretation across diverse domains. Through continuous user-centered design improvements, InVis represents a significant advancement in the field of data visualization and interpretation.

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