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    • Data Science
    • Human-Computer Interaction

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    • Traditional visual analytics separates data foraging from analysis, limiting iterative exploration.
    • Attribute selection for analysis often relies on pre-existing knowledge, hindering in-situ discovery.
    • Integrating data curation and augmentation into the analysis pipeline is crucial for advanced data exploration.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present CAVA, a system that integrates data curation and augmentation for in-situ information foraging during visual analysis.
    • To enable users to discover and construct new data attributes from external knowledge graphs without programming.
    • To demonstrate how visual analytics can support attribute foraging and complex data combination.

    Main Methods:

    • CAVA crawls knowledge graphs to suggest relevant external attributes for user selection.
    • Users can visually explore available data and construct new attributes via complex operations on knowledge graphs.
    • The system provides visualizations of the knowledge graph to aid understanding of data joins and aggregations.

    Main Results:

    • User studies confirmed CAVA's effectiveness in enabling complex data combinations without programming.
    • CAVA facilitated data foraging, leading to demonstrably improved analysis outcomes.
    • The system proved generalizable across different datasets and usage scenarios.

    Conclusions:

    • Integrating data augmentation within the visual analytics pipeline enhances analytical capabilities.
    • CAVA empowers users to perform sophisticated data enrichment and exploration interactively.
    • The system supports iterative analysis by allowing data foraging informed by in-situ analytical needs.