Interactive Visualization of GRT and BioHTS Data

Sara Gharabaghi; Thomas Wischgoll; Rhonda J. Vickery; Ross Smith; Leslie M. Blaha; Thomas Lamkin; Steven Kawamoto; Robert Trevino; Eric Bardes; Scott Tabar

Interactive Visualization of GRT and BioHTS Data

Sara Gharabaghi, Thomas Wischgoll, Rhonda J. Vickery, Ross Smith, Leslie M. Blaha, Thomas Lamkin, Steven Kawamoto, Robert Trevino, Eric Bardes, Scott Tabar

Wright State University

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The scope of this project is to provide better tools for statistical and informational visual analysis for High Throughput Screening of Biological Infectious Agents (BioHTS), General Recognition Theory (GRT) modeling, and areas where pipelines of unstructured datasets of all types must be analyzed. A parallel coordinates plot is one of the more effective visualization methods for visualizing multi variant data.

Original language	American English
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State	Published - Jan 1 2014

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