The TSExplorer tool enables users to inspect high-dimensional datasets through multiple complementary 2D visualizations derived from high-dimensional feature representations to support a wide range of workflows.
Abstract
We present TSExplorer, a cross-platform tool for interactive annotation and exploration of time-series data. The tool enables users to inspect high-dimensional datasets through multiple complementary 2D visualizations derived from high-dimensional feature representations. TSExplorer is designed as a general-purpose research tool supporting a wide range of workflows, including exploratory data analysis, annotation of unlabeled or partially-labeled datasets, comparison of feature representations, and post-hoc inspection and refinement of existing labels with interactive visual feedback.
Background Thematic Observation Search, Segmentation, Collation and Analysis (TOS
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CA) is an end-to-end system that allows the user to define, collect, and visualize data relevant to naturally occurring phenomena that can be used for current and future Earth science missions and research. Methods TOS
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