D6.3. Visual tools for in-silico models
Creators: name: Fischer, Max
name: Metz, Yannick
name: Jockers, Timo
name: Jentner, Wolfgang
name: MªAngeles Pérez Ansón
name: Borau, Carlos
name: Rochette, Michel
name: Wenfeng Ye
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023

description: The content of task T6.3 is described as follows: UKON provides an interface for the insilico models to manage the dataflow between the models and the visualization interface. This task is undertaken in cooperation with WP5 (model development) and implementation of the visual tools on the final simulation framework will be undertaken in WP7, as part of the platform integration. The visualization tools proposed for the in-silico models will enable a visualization of the reliability of predictive data. Each calculated model introduces uncertainty to a certain degree. Experts in the medical field cannot fully rely on these results, which is communicated effectively by an uncertainty score produced by the prediction algorithms. The uncertainty score reflects the model uncertainty by comparing the predictions with the outcomes of the large-scale database. UKON will design a general uncertainty score, which will be added to the models as a further measure for the reliability of the prediction. In order to check if the user-driven exploration interface is tailored to the users’ needs, we provide several design prototypes during the project to ensure the appropriateness of visual encodings. Recurring feedback sessions with experts are needed to confirm our design decisions for the visual tools, as well as to ensure that the domain experts are in line.
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