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Visualización de la exploración asociativa de conceptos temporales a través de patrones frecuentes
Tali Malenboim1, Nir Grinberg1, Robert Moskovitch1
1Software and Information Systems Engineering, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva 8410501, Israel.
Patterns (New York, N.Y.)
|August 22, 2025
Resumen
Explorar patrones temporales complejos es un desafío. PanTeraV visualiza árboles de enumeración de patrones temporales frecuentes (TIRP), lo que permite una exploración más rápida de los datos y el descubrimiento de asociaciones de intervalos de tiempo simbólicos previamente inaccesibles.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Visualización de datos
- Minería de datos
- Análisis del patrón temporal
Sus antecedentes:
- La visualización de patrones temporales tradicionales se centra en patrones únicos, descuidando los árboles de enumeración complejos.
- Explorar grandes conjuntos de patrones temporales frecuentes es un desafío significativo para los científicos de datos.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Se presenta PanTeraV, un nuevo sistema de visualización para explorar grandes árboles de enumeración de patrones temporales complejos.
- Permitir la exploración bidireccional de patrones basados en intervalos de tiempo simbólicos seleccionados por el usuario.
Principales métodos:
- Desarrolló PanTeraV con dos visualizaciones vinculadas: una vista tabular para navegar por intervalos de tiempo simbólicos y un gráfico de burbujas para métricas de patrones.
- PanTeraV demostrado utilizando patrones relacionados con el intervalo de tiempo (TIRP) en conjuntos de datos del mundo real.
Principales resultados:
- PanTeraV facilita una exploración más rápida de los patrones temporales en comparación con los métodos existentes.
- Los usuarios descubrieron asociaciones previamente inaccesibles entre intervalos de tiempo simbólicos.
Conclusiones:
- PanTeraV mejora la exploración estadística y analítica de patrones temporales complejos.
- El sistema apoya a los científicos de datos en la identificación de patrones relevantes dentro de los grandes árboles de enumeración.
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