Data visualization

To provide machine learning and data science experts with a more robust dataset for model training, the well-known Palmer Penguins dataset has been expanded from its original 344 rows to 100,000 rows. This substantial increase was achieved using an adversarial random forest technique, effectively generating additional synthetic data while maintaining key patterns and features. The method achieved an impressive accuracy of 88%, ensuring the expanded dataset remains realistic and suitable for classification tasks.

The objective of this study is to conduct a systematic examination of research trends and hotspots in the domain of autonomous vehicles leveraging deep learning, through a bibliometric analysis. By scrutinizing research publications from various countries spanning 2017 to 2023, this paper aims to summarize effective research methodologies and identify potential innovative pathways to foster further advancements in AVs research. A total of 1,239 publications from the core collection of scientific networks were retrieved and utilized to construct a clustering network.

The dataset includes information on the user testing results of the study about the effectiveness mesuerement odf the use of static maps and
their banded versions. The main variables are (quantitative) : Completion time and success rates and quantitative (number of votes about the effectiveness of each map).

Decision-makers across many professions are often required to make multi-objective decisions over increasingly larger volumes of data with several competing criteria. Data visualization is a powerful tool for exploring these complex ‘solution spaces’, but there is little research on its ability to support multi-objective decisions. In this paper, we explore the effects of visualization design and data volume on decision quality in multi-objective scenarios with complex trade-offs.