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US 12,223,570 · App. 17/935,514 · Granted Feb 11, 2025

Systems and methods for high dimensional 3D data visualization

Inventors: Ciro Donalek (Pasadena, CA); Michael Amori (Pasadena, CA); Justin Gantenberg (Pasadena, CA); Sarthak Sahu (Pasadena, CA); Aakash Indurkhya (Pasadena, CA)
Assignee: Virtualitics, Inc.
G06T11/206G06T17/20
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Patent No.
US 12,223,570
App. No.
17/935,514
Granted
Feb 11, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

Data visualization processes can utilize machine learning algorithms applied to visualization data structures to determine visualization parameters that most effectively provide insight into the data, and to suggest meaningful correlations for further investigation by users. In numerous embodiments, data visualization processes can automatically generate parameters that can be used to display the data in ways that will provide enhanced value. For example, dimensions can be chosen to be associated with specific visualization parameters that are easily digestible based on their importance, e.g. with higher value dimensions placed on more easily understood visualization aspects (color, coordinate, size, etc.). In a variety of embodiments, data visualization processes can automatically describe the graph using natural language by identifying regions of interest in the visualization, and generating text using natural language generation processes. As such, data visualization processes can allow for rapid, effective use of voluminous, high dimensional data sets.

Claims (40)

1. A data visualization system, comprising:

at least one processor; and

a memory comprising a data visualization application, where the data visualization application directs the at least one processor to:

obtain data comprising a set of records, where each record has a plurality of data dimensions;

identify a target dimension in the plurality of data dimensions;

generate a set of ranking metrics reflecting the impact of non-target dimensions in the plurality of data dimensions to the target dimension;

calculate a set of correlation coefficients reflecting the degree of statistical correlation between each dimension in the plurality of data dimensions;

generate a set of visualization parameters based on the set of ranking metrics and the set of correlation coefficients;

generate a data structure, where the data structure comprises:

a first list comprising locations of points in a set of unrendered points, where each unrendered point is located in 3D space and represents at least one record from the set of records; and

a second list comprising visualization information describing how to render a set of 3D objects, where each 3D object is centered around a respective unrendered point in the set of unrendered points, based on the visualization parameters; and

render a visualization of the target dimension and at least one non-target dimension using the data structure.

2. The data visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one processor comprises a graphics processing unit (GPU) and a central processing unit (CPU), and wherein to render the visualization, the data structure is provided to the GPU.

3. The data visualization system of claim 2 , wherein the data structure is generated using the CPU.

4. The data visualization system of claim 1 , wherein set of visualization parameters comprises an on/off parameter indicating if a given point in the set of unrendered points should be rendered.

5. The data visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the data visualization application further directs the at least one processor to identify a plurality of split points on axes of the visualization.

6. The data visualization system of claim 5 , wherein to identify the plurality of split points, the data visualization application further directs the at least one processor to apply a shallow decision tree such that the visualization is split into a plurality of regions.

7. The data visualization system of claim 6 , wherein the data visualization application further directs the at least one processor to generate a natural language description of the visualization describing at least one region of the plurality of regions.

8. The data visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the data visualization application further directs the at least one processor to cause the rendered visualization to be displayed on at least two user interface devices, where each user interface device displays a separate virtual 3D environment.

9. The data visualization system of claim 8 , wherein the separate virtual 3D environments are synchronized.

10. The data visualization system of claim 8 , wherein the at least two user interface devices are configured to display the rendered visualization from different viewpoints.

11. A data visualization method, comprising:

obtain data comprising a set of records, where each record has a plurality of data dimensions;

identify a target dimension in the plurality of data dimensions;

generate a set of ranking metrics reflecting the impact of non-target dimensions in the plurality of data dimensions to the target dimension;

calculate a set of correlation coefficients reflecting the degree of statistical correlation between each dimension in the plurality of data dimensions;

generate a set of visualization parameters based on the set of ranking metrics and the set of correlation coefficients;

generate a data structure, where the data structure comprises:

a first list comprising locations of points in a set of unrendered points, where each unrendered point is located in 3D space and represents at least one record from the set of records; and

a second list comprising visualization information describing how to render a set of 3D objects, where each 3D object is centered around a respective unrendered point in the set of unrendered points, based on the visualization parameters; and

render a visualization of the target dimension and at least one non-target dimension using the data structure.

12. The data visualization method of claim 11 , wherein rendering the visualization comprises providing the data structure to a graphics processing unit.

13. The data visualization method of claim 12 , wherein the data structure is generated using a central processing unit.

14. The data visualization method of claim 11 , wherein set of visualization parameters comprises an on/off parameter indicating if a given point in the set of unrendered points should be rendered.

15. The data visualization method of claim 11 , further comprising identifying a plurality of split points on axes of the visualization.

16. The data visualization method of claim 15 , wherein identifying the plurality of split points comprises applying a shallow decision tree such that the visualization is split into a plurality of regions.

17. The data visualization method of claim 16 , further comprising generating a natural language description of the visualization describing at least one region of the plurality of regions.

18. The data visualization method of claim 11 , further comprising displaying the rendered visualization on at least two user interface devices, where each user interface device displays a separate virtual 3D environment.

19. The data visualization method of claim 18 , wherein the separate virtual 3D environments are synchronized.

20. The data visualization method of claim 18 , wherein the at least two user interface devices are configured to display the rendered visualization from different viewpoints.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 2, 2022
From: DONALEK, CIRO; AMORI, MICHAEL; GANTENBERG, JUSTIN; SAHU, SARTHAK; INDURKHYA, AAKASH
To: VIRTUALITICS, INC.
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Continuity (5)
Continuation 17129611 · Dec 21, 2020
Continuation 16844983 · Apr 9, 2020
Continuation 16133631 · Sep 17, 2018
Provisional Application 62671378 · May 14, 2018
Related Publication 20230013873A1 · Jan 19, 2023
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