Natalia Andrienko

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City University

United Kingdom

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Professor Natalia Andrienko is a faculty member at City University in the United Kingdom. Her research primarily focuses on visualization techniques for analytical partnerships, game dynamics, and geovisualization, reflecting her recent work on mobility data science and temporal relations in multivariate datasets. She is dedicated to advancing the field of visual analytics through her exploration of human-interactive models and the design of robust dashboards for large mobility data.

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Michel Verleysen

University of Louvain

BELGIUM

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Designing for Collaboration: Visualization to Enable Human–LLM Analytical Partnership

Visualizing game dynamics at a specific time: Influence of the players’ poses for tactical analyses in padel

Contextualized visual analytics for multivariate events

Geovisualization: past, present, and future

Mobility Data Science: Perspectives and Challenges

Human-in-the-Loop: Visual Analytics for Building Models Recognizing Behavioral Patterns in Time Series

A conceptual framework for developing dashboards for big mobility data

The Flow of Trust: A Visualization Framework to Externalize, Explore, and Explain Trust in ML Applications

Episodes and Topics in Multivariate Temporal Data

Exploring and visualizing temporal relations in multivariate time series

It's about Time: Analytical Time Periodization

Identifying, exploring, and interpreting time series shapes in multivariate time intervals

Seeking Patterns of Visual Pattern Discovery for Knowledge Building

Supporting Visual Exploration of Iterative Job Scheduling

Visual Analytics for Human-Centered Machine Learning

Toward flexible visual analytics augmented through smooth display transitions

Collaborators (20)

Michel Verleysen

Jaakko Peltonen

Sara Fabrikant

Aidan Slingsby

Robert Weibel

Li Xiong

Walid G. Aref

Gennady Andrienko

C. Tominski

Andreas Züfle

Stef van den Elzen

Dimitris Sacharidis

Mahmoud Sakr

Cheng Fu

Bettina Speckmann

Alexandru Telea

Yang Cao

Brian Fisher

Haosheng Huang

Mai Elshehaly

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