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    • Scientific visualization
    • Data interpretation
    • Computational science

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    • Exploring volumetric data is essential for scientific discovery.
    • 3D navigation and viewpoint selection can be challenging for non-experts.
    • Current methods lack intuitive interaction for complex datasets.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a novel framework for enhanced volumetric data exploration.
    • To enable users to navigate complex scientific datasets using natural language.
    • To improve the efficiency and interpretability of volumetric data analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Encoding volumetric blocks to capture structural information.
    • Utilizing a CLIP Score mechanism for semantic enrichment of data blocks.
    • Employing a reinforcement learning framework for automated viewpoint selection based on user queries.
    • Evaluating selected viewpoints using CLIP Score for query relevance.

    Main Results:

    • The framework successfully encodes volumetric data and enriches it with semantic information.
    • Reinforcement learning efficiently identifies viewpoints aligned with user intent.
    • CLIP Score effectively evaluates viewpoint relevance to natural language queries.
    • Automated viewpoint selection significantly improves navigation efficiency.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed framework enhances volumetric data exploration through natural language interaction.
    • Automated viewpoint selection improves efficiency and interpretability for complex scientific phenomena.
    • This approach makes advanced data exploration more accessible to a wider range of users.