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    • Machine Learning
    • Bioinformatics

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    • Unsupervised learning, specifically data clustering, is crucial for exploratory data analysis but challenging in high-dimensional, unlabeled datasets.
    • Navigating the vast space of possible clusterings and identifying relevant structures requires iterative experimentation and user judgment.
    • Existing methods lack adequate interactive tools for data scientists to effectively explore and interpret clustering results.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce Clustrophile 2, an interactive tool designed to guide users in exploratory clustering analysis.
    • To improve the effectiveness and efficiency of identifying relevant structures and interpreting clusters in high-dimensional data.
    • To facilitate user feedback integration for adaptive guidance and reasoning about clustering differences.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of Clustrophile 2, an interactive guided clustering analysis tool.
    • Introduction of a novel 'Clustering Tour' feature for parameter selection and quality assessment.
    • Evaluation through a user study with 12 data scientists using a Parkinson's disease patient dataset.

    Main Results:

    • Clustrophile 2 effectively guides users in exploratory clustering analysis.
    • The tool adapts to user feedback, improving guidance and facilitating cluster interpretation.
    • A user study demonstrated improved speed and effectiveness in exploratory clustering analysis for both expert and non-expert users.

    Conclusions:

    • Clustrophile 2 offers a significant advancement in interactive tools for data clustering.
    • The 'Clustering Tour' feature aids in navigating the complex clustering space and assessing results.
    • The tool enhances the ability of data scientists to explore and interpret complex, unlabeled datasets, as evidenced in a Parkinson's disease study.