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  • Data Visualization
  • Statistical Analysis

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  • Interpretable and intuitive visualization are crucial for medical knowledge generation from big data.
  • Statistical approaches in medicine require robustness to high-dimensional and missing data.
  • Physician-centric tools must integrate interpretability, visualization, and data robustness.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Develop an accessible tool for visual data exploration without programming knowledge.
  • Enable intuitive adjustment of complex parameterizations and handling of missing data.
  • Identify and highlight data patterns associated with disease and reveal attribute relations within datasets.

Main Methods:

  • Introduced the attribute association graph, a novel graph structure for visual data exploration.
  • Utilized robust statistical metrics where nodes represent attribute frequencies and deviations, and edges represent conditional relations.
  • Visualized the graph using Neo4j, enabling interactive exploration and highlighting key patterns for users.

Main Results:

  • Applied the attribute association graph and dashboard to the Hamburg City Health Study dataset.
  • Validated findings against existing literature for cardiovascular disease, with potential explanations for discrepancies.
  • User testing with 10 physicians yielded a System Usability Scale score of 70.5% and 81.4% task completion.

Conclusions:

  • The attribute association graph and dashboard provide intuitive visual data exploration.
  • The tool is robust to high-dimensional and missing data, requiring no complex parameterization.
  • Confirmed clinical usability and statistical validity through user testing and literature comparison.