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    • Computational Biology
    • Data Science

    Background:

    • Clustering analysis is crucial for biologists to find patterns in data.
    • Existing tools require significant data science expertise and trial-and-error for effective clustering.
    • Visual cluster analysis is often complex and not intuitive for biologists.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce Geono-Cluster, a novel visual analysis tool for biologists without formal data science training.
    • To enable biologists to integrate domain expertise directly into the clustering process.
    • To support biologists in deriving meaningful patterns and data-driven insights from their data.

    Main Methods:

    • The study followed a design study protocol.
    • Biologists' tasks and requirements for clustering were identified.
    • Geono-Cluster was designed to predict user intentions based on visual examples.
    • The tool was evaluated with six biologists using their own datasets.

    Main Results:

    • Geono-Cluster enables biologists to visually demonstrate their expected clustering outcomes.
    • The system predicts user intentions to generate relevant clustering results.
    • Six biologists successfully used Geono-Cluster to create, refine, and evaluate clustering results.
    • The tool facilitates effective data analysis and the generation of data-driven insights.

    Conclusions:

    • Geono-Cluster effectively supports biologists in performing visual cluster analysis.
    • The tool empowers domain experts to leverage their knowledge in data exploration.
    • Geono-Cluster offers a more intuitive and efficient approach to biological data clustering.