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Published: 02-02-2026

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Screenshot of the gravitational simulation

Real time, cross platform visualizations with zero dependencies for the N-body package REBOUND

Hanno Rein
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Flowchart for selection of data sources

GLaDOS: Graph Layout algorithm Datasets for Open Science

Sara Di Bartolomeo, Connor Wilson, Eduardo Puerta, Tarik Crnovrsanin, Alexander Frings, Cody Dunne
Interactive Article

Visualising in Spite of All the Data

Paul Heinicker
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The "Four Germans" game, where an ML model is trying to identify a rectangle in a dataset.

PAC Learning Or: Why We Should (and Shouldn't) Trust Machine Learning

Dylan Cashman
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Scatterplot and barplot

rutaBAGA: A Visualization Approach for Bias Awareness in University Admissions

Yanan Da, Yutong Bu, Yiling Li, Emily Wall
Article Research Materials
Performance of Conditional Random Fields (CRF) vs Maximum Entropy Markov Models (MEMM)

Learning What’s in a Name with Graphical Models

Vu Luong, Justin Selig
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a pie chart with two categories, one (blue) "yes" and a second one (yellow) "yes in yellow"

Yes, Yes in Yellow: Memes and What They Tell Us About (Queer) Use of Data Visualization

Alyxander Burns
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A screenshot of the provenance visualization tool

Provenance Visualization as an Entry Point to the History and Curation of Information Collections

Tomas Vancisin, Mary Orr, Loraine Clarke, Uta Hinrichs
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Gatherplot of the cars dataset..

Gatherplot: A Non-Overlapping Scatterplot

Deokgun Park, Sung-Hee Kim, Niklas Elmqvist
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Image of 3D qualifying task with sand table and visualization developed using WebGL 2.0. Turquoise rod indicates the user’s cursor and selection. Green rod shows the optimal drop position after the user selects a location.

Practice with uncertainty integration improves performance on a qualitatively different task and with new visualizations

Benjamin T. Files, Ashley H. Oiknine, TIffany Raber, Bianca Dalangin, Kimberly A. Pollard
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Lonni Besançon, Florian Echtler, Matthew Kay, Chatchavan Wacharamanotham
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