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At the Department of Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry, Medical University of Vienna, a psychotherapeutic study is taking place, where alternative (cognitive behavioural) therapeuticprocesses of anorectic girls are analysed. Within that study a huge amount of time-oriented data is collected, which need to be synchronized according to different constraints to be comparable. Classical statistical methods are not applicable in the absence of concrete hypotheses and can hardly capture the complex process of therapeutic interventions. In this master thesis a multiple view framework with a…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
At the Department of Child and Adolescent
Neuropsychiatry, Medical University of Vienna, a
psychotherapeutic study is taking place, where
alternative (cognitive behavioural) therapeuticprocesses
of anorectic girls are analysed. Within that study a
huge amount of time-oriented data is collected,
which need to be synchronized according to different
constraints to be comparable.
Classical statistical methods are not applicable in
the absence of concrete hypotheses and can
hardly capture the complex process of therapeutic
interventions.
In this master thesis a multiple view framework with
a powerful data preprocessing part is designed.
The data preparation provides filtering, aggregation
of values with functions and the conflation of
records with different dates of measurement. The
framework is implemented in a tool called LinkVis
which visualizes the data with Chernoff faces, scatter
plots and parallel coordinates.
The scenario-based evaluation demonstrates the power
of the LinkVis tool on real world problems
and shows the data complexity. The tool is still a
prototype and it needs further improvements.
Autorenporträt
Mag. Herbert Herzog has been professionally programming database
applications for 15 years. From 1998 till 2004 he studied
economics and computer science on the Vienna University of
Technology. His master thesis was the development of a prototype
of a multiple view framework for highly structured data called
LinkVis.