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Visualizing Systems Biology
John "Scooter" Morris
VIZBI 2018
29 March 2018
Having a Conversation with Systems Biology Data
John "Scooter" Morris
VIZBI 2018
29 March 2018
Main Points
- Importance of exploratory visualizations
- Particularly for systems biology
- Interaction techniques exist for building exploraratory visualizations
- Value in building on existing tools/visualization approaches
Conclusions
- The data-intensive nature of systems biology benefits from exploratory visualizations
- Exploratory visualizations might be very different than those used for publication or presentation
- Interaction techniques for exploratory visualization are well-known and very useful
- Extending and linking existing tools/visualizations together can be very effective
- Can get multiplicative benefits → new exploration capabilities for users
Acknowledgements
- Krogran lab @ UCSF
- Stefan Bohn
- Ferrin lab @ UCSF
- Tom Ferrin
- Conrad Huang
- Greg Couch
- Eric Pettersen
- Tom Goddard
- Elaine Meng
- Cytoscape team
- Ideker lab @ UCSD
- Barry Demchak
- Kei Ono
- Brett Settle
- David Otasek
- Bader lab @ UToronto
- Christian Lopes
- Mike Kucera
- Max Franz
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- Gladstone Institutes
- Alex Pico
- Kristina Hanspers
- Adam Triester
Questions?
- Here are some that I would ask me:
- Was it useful?? Did it provide any insight
- Yuck - node link diagrams are evil. Isn't there another way??
- But seriously, why did you choose the particular visualizations you did?
- How many people use this tool?
- How long did it take to put this together?
- What was the user feedback for the system?
Backup slides -- networks