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Understanding Organizational Strategies Across Multimodal Artifacts in Immersive Computational Notebooks
Sungwon In, Minju Baeck, Yalong Yang +3
Immersive Computational Notebooks (ICoN) extend traditional notebook environments into immersive spaces, enabling analysts to interact with multimodal artifacts, including code, na…
Investigating Seamless Transitions Between Immersive Computational Notebooks and Embodied Data Interactions
Sungwon In, Eric Krokos, Kirsten Whitley +2
A growing interest in Immersive Analytics (IA) has led to the extension of computational notebooks (e.g., Jupyter Notebook) into an immersive environment to enhance analytical work…
Towards an Embodied Composition Framework for Organizing Immersive Computational Notebooks
Sungwon In, Eric Krokos, Kirsten Whitley +2
As immersive technologies evolve, immersive computational notebooks offer new opportunities for interacting with code, data, and outputs. However, scaling these environments remain…
Exploring Organizational Strategies in Immersive Computational Notebooks
Sungwon In, Ayush Roy, Eric Krokos +3
Computational notebooks, which integrate code, documentation, tags, and visualizations into a single document, have become increasingly popular for data analysis tasks. With the ad…
Evaluating Navigation and Comparison Performance of Computational Notebooks on Desktop and in Virtual Reality
Sungwon In, Erick Krokos, Kirsten Whitley +2
The computational notebook serves as a versatile tool for data analysis. However, its conventional user interface falls short of keeping pace with the ever-growing data-related tas…
This is the Table I Want! Interactive Data Transformation on Desktop and in Virtual Reality
Sungwon In, Tica Lin, Chris North +2
Data transformation is an essential step in data science. While experts primarily use programming to transform their data, there is an increasing need to support non-programmers wi…
Multi-Focus Querying of the Human Genome Information on Desktop and in Virtual Reality: an Evaluation
Gunnar Reiske, Sungwon In, Yalong Yang
The human genome is incredibly information-rich, consisting of approximately 25,000 protein-coding genes spread out over 3.2 billion nucleotide base pairs contained within 24 uniqu…