Paper accepted in Computers & Graphics
The Moving Target of Visualization Software for an Increasingly Complex World
Visual Computing Group
The Visual Computing Group is located at the Institute of Media Informatics at Ulm University, and is headed by Timo Ropinski.
Visual Computing is a dicipline of computer sciences which deals with the generation, processing, and analysis of digital images. Our focus is on interactive visualization and visual analytics, which aim at deriving new insights from existing data.
We develop and evaluate visual data analysis methods which make big and complex data comprehensible. Our results are new algorithms and interactive software.
We apply our work primarily to medicine and the natural sciences (biology, astronomy, and physics), but also to areas such as cultural heritage and disaster management. Besides desktop systems, our solutions are designed for mobile devices, head-mounted displays, and our Powerwall setup.
News
Paper accepted at ECAI 2020
Classifying the classifier: dissecting the weight space of neural networks
Research Seminar: Talk by Pere-Pau Vázquez, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)
Visual analysis of research papers' collections using Normalized Relative Compression | Wednesday, 22nd January 2020, 11:00 | O27/331
Software: "Net2Vis" Online
Tool for publication-ready visualization of neural networks | use in web-browser | Download
Paper accepted in Journal of Microscopy
Automatic identification of crossovers in cryo‐EM images of murine amyloid protein A fibrils with machine learning
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Contact
Ulm University
Institute of Media Informatics
Visual Computing Group
James-Franck-Ring
89081 Ulm, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)731/50-313 21
E-Mail: timo.ropinski(at)uni-ulm.de