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    • Computational science and data analysis
    • Spatial data analysis
    • Scientific visualization

    Background:

    • Modern science and industry heavily depend on computational models for simulation, prediction, and analysis.
    • Spatial blind source separation (SBSS) is a specialized model for spatial data analysis, outperforming non-spatial methods like PCA.
    • A significant challenge in SBSS practical application is the complex tuning of two parameters, necessitating parameter space analysis.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To address the difficulty of sensitivity analysis (SA) for SBSS due to spatial data inputs and outputs.
    • To develop a data-type-agnostic visual analytics prototype for sensitivity analysis tailored to SBSS and similar contexts.
    • To create a tool that simplifies parameter tuning by requiring only dissimilarity measures.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a visual analytics prototype based on expert consultations for data type agnostic visual sensitivity analysis.
    • The prototype requires only dissimilarity measures for parameter settings and outputs, accommodating complex spatial data.
    • Evaluated the prototype through heuristic methods with visualization experts and interviews with SBSS experts.

    Main Results:

    • The prototype successfully facilitated the confirmation of known and suspected parameter-output relationships.
    • Study participants identified surprising associations and pinpointed parameter subspaces for future investigation.
    • Demonstrated the approach's transferability by applying it to microclimate simulations.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed visual analytics prototype offers a practical solution for sensitivity analysis in spatial blind source separation.
    • The approach's reliance on dissimilarity measures makes it adaptable to various contexts with complex spatial data.
    • The study highlights future research opportunities in advanced sensitivity analysis for computational models.