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    • Information Visualization
    • Visual Analytics
    • Human-Computer Interaction

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    • Multiple-view visualization (MV) is crucial for data sensemaking across diverse fields like bioinformatics and cybersecurity.
    • Relating data across different views is a common but effort-intensive task in visual analysis.
    • Current methods like brushing and linking require significant user effort and trial-and-error for cross-view exploration.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce SightBi, a novel visual analytics approach designed to support and streamline cross-view data relationship explorations.
    • To formalize and compute cross-view data relationships as biclusters.
    • To enhance user sensemaking by providing an overview of relationships and interactive view management.

    Main Methods:

    • Formalization of cross-view data relationships as biclusters.
    • Development of a bi-context design to create stand-alone relationship-views.
    • Implementation of interactive management of multiple view layouts using the new relationship-views.

    Main Results:

    • SightBi effectively formalizes and computes cross-view data relationships.
    • The bi-context design preserves existing views while offering an overview of relationships.
    • Users can interactively manage view layouts, reducing the effort required for exploration.

    Conclusions:

    • SightBi significantly improves the sensemaking of cross-view data relationships in visual analysis.
    • The approach reduces the reliance on laborious view-coordination techniques.
    • SightBi offers a more efficient and intuitive way to explore complex data connections across multiple views.