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May 8, 2026Data Science and Engineering0 citationsOpen Access

CAMV: A Framework for Context-Aware Multi-View Visualization of Data Analysis Results

YLYanna LinUniversity of WaterlooLXLiwenhan XieHong Kong University of Science and TechnologyLSLeixian ShenHong Kong University of Science and Technology

Key Points

  • To develop a framework that enhances understanding of analytical results through context and multi-view visualization.
  • Developed CAMV framework to extract contextual information and generate multi-view visualizations.
  • Created an interactive prototype for demonstrating the framework's capabilities.
  • Conducted a comparison study involving 12 participants against GPT-4o as a baseline.
  • CAMV led to a significant increase in understanding of analytical results compared to GPT-4o.
  • Decision-making speed was enhanced with CAMV, suggesting improved efficiency.
  • Positive participant feedback indicated stronger data-grounded reasoning and structured outputs with CAMV.

Abstract

Understanding analytical results in visual data analysis is essential to inform further exploration and decision-making. However, existing tools often visualize the results alone, offering limited access to associated contexts needed to explain why the results occur. To address this gap, we propose CAMV, a framework that automatically extracts relevant contextual information from given results and datasets, and generates multi-view visualizations to support deeper understanding. CAMV consists of two major components: one that identifies key data subspaces and fact types as explanatory context, and the other that generates coordinated multi-view visualizations of both the analysis results and their contextual information. Based on the framework, we developed an interactive prototype and conducted a comparison study with 12 participants, using GPT-4o as a baseline. Results show that CAMV enhances understanding, decision-making speed, and trust compared to GPT-4o, with positive feedback on its data-grounded reasoning and structured output.

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Lin et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fd7e42bfa21ec5bbf0664ahttps://doi.org/10.1007/s41019-026-00353-x
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