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AVI 2018 Workshop on Visual Interfaces for Big Data Environments in Industrial Applications

On 29 May 2018, we will organize a workshop at the International Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces (AVI 2018) in Castiglione della Pescaia (Italy).

The workshop targets Visual Big Data Interfaces in industrial contexts such as e-commerce, e-learning and business intelligence. It addresses interfaces for three different user groups: data scientists, data workers and end users. The workshop is intended to provide a forum for discussing research questions and solutions in industrial applications.

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Mensch und Computer in Regensburg

Dietrich Kammer at the conference Mensch und Computer 2017 in Regensburg.
Dietrich Kammer at the conference Mensch und Computer 2017 in Regensburg.

On Sunday, 10th of September, Dietrich Kammer presented the paper „Exploring Big Data Landscapes with Elastic Displays” at the main german conference on Human-Computer Interaction „Mensch und Computer“ in Regensburg, Germany. The conference is organized by the German Informatics Society (Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V. (GI)), which is a non-profit organization with about 20,000 members living across the world. The talk was part of the workshop on Tangible Interaction („Be-greifbare Interaktion“), which was held at the conference for the 10th time. The topic was how novel interaction technologies can assist data analysts in optimizing their clustering algorithms by adapting parameters with instant visual and haptic feedback.

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RecSys conference in Como


On Sunday, 27.08.2017 Simon Bremer, a student working at Mercateo, presented our paper “A Framework for Training Hybrid Recommender Systems” at the RecSys 2017 conference in Como. The presentation took place as part of the workshop on “Intelligent Recommender Systems by Knowledge Transfer and Learning”. Enabling recommender models of different strengths to learn from each other, the introduced method is particularly useful for dealing with the cold-start problem.

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VINCI conference in Bangkok

Last week, Mandy Keck presented our research project and the paper “Towards Glyph-based Visualizations for Big Data Clustering” at the 10th International Symposium on Visual Information Communication and Interaction in Bangkok. The paper addressed a glyph concept for cluster analysis and an user evaluation. We got valuable feedback at the conference and discussed our approach with an international expert audience. The associated presentation is available on slideshare:

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Mensch und Computer 2017

We are happy that our concept for elastic walls has been accepted for the conference “Mensch und Computer” in the workshop “Begreifbare Interaktion”. The paper “Exploring Big Data Landscapes with
Elastic Displays” will be presented during the conference on 10th September 2017 in Regensburg.

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VANDA project team @ OUTPUT.DD

Last thursday, we presented our current research results at OUTPUT.DD in the Faculty of Computer Science – Technische Universität Dresden. Interested visitors could test our glyphboard demonstrator and solve analysis tasks with different glyph visualizations. Every year, OUTPUT.DD presents current research projects of the Faculty of Computer Science and connects students, researchers and representatives of local companies.

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OUTPUT.DD 2017

On Thursday, 15th of June 2017 you will find us on OUTPUT.DD in the Faculty of Computer Science – Technische Universität Dresden. From 14:00 – 18:00, we will present our current project results. We look forward to meeting you and to discuss our research.

The event is free to the general public and takes place at Nöthnitzer Str. 46, 01187 Dresden. More information is available on the website: output-dd.de

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xCoAx 2017

Currently, we experiment with glyph-based visualizations to analyze huge, multi-dimensional data sets. One of our concepts visualizes product data as glyphs using  a physically-based approach to interact with the data by deforming the surface of an elastic display. We are glad, that our concept for elastic displays has been accepted for the 5th Conference on Computation, Communication, Aesthetics & X (xCoAx 2017). The paper will be presented during the conference from 5 – 7 July 2017 in Lisbon, Portugal.