Graphinius - A Web based graph exploration and analysis platform - Malle, Bernd
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Graphs are a fundamental tool of mathematics and can be applied to a very diverse field of modern scientific areas: network routing, social network & community analysis, image processing, even Anonymization of patient data or fraud detection via belief propagation networks. A relatively novel addition to that spectrum is the emerging field of computational biology, in which we can find protein-protein interaction networks, metabolics, or connectome graphs. Since Biologists, Medical professionals or Privacy researchers are usually no tech experts, an intuitive, GUI-based research platform could…mehr

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Graphs are a fundamental tool of mathematics and can be applied to a very diverse field of modern scientific areas: network routing, social network & community analysis, image processing, even Anonymization of patient data or fraud detection via belief propagation networks. A relatively novel addition to that spectrum is the emerging field of computational biology, in which we can find protein-protein interaction networks, metabolics, or connectome graphs. Since Biologists, Medical professionals or Privacy researchers are usually no tech experts, an intuitive, GUI-based research platform could facilitate rapid experimental iterations. Graphinius aims to be such a Web-based, graph theoretical platform offering real-time in-browser computations as well as tightly integrated visualization, interaction, and manipulation of graphs.
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Bernd received his BSc. and MSc. from Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) in Software Engineering and Business Administration. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Computer Science with a focus on graph theory and Privacy-aware Machine Learning. He is employed as a full-time researcher at Secure Business Austria (SBA Research) in Vienna.