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Interactive Data Visualization and Exploration Using the Loon R package Adrian Waddell PhUSE 2016, Barcelona Motivation for new interactive visualization tools Carefully designed, general, and extendable framework simple plots


  1. Interactive Data Visualization and Exploration Using the Loon R package Adrian Waddell 
 PhUSE 2016, Barcelona

  2. Motivation for new interactive visualization tools Carefully designed, general, and extendable framework • simple plots • attention to high-dimensional data • extendable • study and compare methodologies visually • analysis, research and teaching • integrated in popular statistical environment such as R

  3. Introduction of Loon with the Gapminder Data • Western World • Long Life & Small Family • Third World • Short Life & Large Family data from grapminder.com, for year 2009

  4. p1 <- l_plot (x=Fertility, y=LifeExpectancy, color=region_cols, size=pop_size, itemlabel=country, linkingGroup="world") p2 <- l_plot (x=Income, y=LifeExpectancy, itemlabel=country, linkingGroup="world") h <- l_hist (x=Income, linkingGroup="world")

  5. Displays Others in Development • barplot • pairs, currently compound view • …

  6. Interactive Statistical Visualization Toolkit Direct Manipulation Command Line Control Widgets ::tk::button ::tk::scale ::loon::plot ::loon::plot_inspector_analysis Toolkit Extendable

  7. Statistical Graphics Layers Point Glyphs Dynamic Linking Inspectors

  8. Statistical Graphics Layers Point Glyphs Dynamic Linking Inspectors

  9. Statistical Graphics Layers Point Glyphs Dynamic Linking Inspectors

  10. Statistical Graphics Layers Point Glyphs Dynamic Linking Inspectors

  11. Statistical Graphics Layers Point Glyphs Dynamic Linking Inspectors

  12. Framework p <- l_plot(x=Fertility, y=LifeExpectancy, color=region_cols, size=pop_size)

  13. Framework x y p <- l_plot(x=Fertility, y=LifeExpectancy, color size color=region_cols, size=pop_size)

  14. Framework p <- l_plot(x=Fertility, y=LifeExpectancy, color=region_cols, size=pop_size) Plot States x y color n dimensional size selected active showScales 1 dimensional boolean showLabels ... ~ 35 other states

  15. Example Visualizing Adverse Events • Generate Adverse Events Data • Analysis Data Model (ADaM) Data Structure for Adverse Event Analysis Name Description USUBJID Unique Subject ID SEX Gender AGE Age ARM Study Arm DISCDEAT Discontinued Study due to Death TRTSDT Treatment Start TRTEDT Treatment End AESEQ Sequence Number AETERM Reported Term for the Adverse Event AESEVN Analysis Severity/Intensity (N) ASTDT Analysis Start Date AENDT Analysis End Date ADURN Duration of Adverse Event

  16. Example Visualizing Adverse Events live demo

  17. Example Visualizing Adverse Events

  18. waddella.github.io/loon

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