TU Wien:Visualisierung medizinischer Daten 2 VU (Raidou)/Quiz 2024
Quiz 1
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Quiz 2
5 (?) MC Questions, 1 point each
Quiz 3
1) Name 2 methods to reduce clutter in fiber tracking!
2) Definition of local AO?
3) Name 3 disadvantages of local AO!
Quiz 4
1) Explain stippling vs. hatching
2) Explain streamlines in contours
3) Name three types of contours!
4) Explain in 1-2 sentences what data physicalization is
Quiz 5
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Quiz 6
Only T/F questions, correct answers are given in square brackets
1) Multiple Coordinated Views in visualization refer to...
[F] linked views that are always different from each other
[F] linked views that are not interactive
[F] isolated perspectives on the data
[F] the use of independent visualizations
2) In the context of data analysis, why is visual analytics considered crucial?
[F] To automate decision-making and eliminate the need for human intervention
[F] To replace traditional statistical methods with more modern techniques.
[F] To simplify data storage and retrieval processes.
[T] To leverage the human visual capabilities for insight generation.
3) In the context of focus and context visualization techniques, what does "focus" typically refer to?
[F] The user interface elements for interaction.
[T] The primary area of interest that is displayed in detail.
[F] The overall layout and aesthetics of the visualization.
[F] The background information and other details of the data.
4) Why is visual analytics commonly used in the medical context?
[F] To replace traditional diagnostic methods with more effective automated algorithms.
[F] To enhance the visual appeal of medical reports.
[F] To minimize the need for human intervention in the analysis of medical data.
[T] To leverage the human visual system for insight generation from complex medical datasets.
5) What is NOT considered visual analytics?
[F] A process that integrates interactive visualizations with analytical reasoning to gain insights from complex data.
[F] Leveraging the human visual system to support data exploration and decision-making.
[F] Employing charts and graphs to represent data with the use of interactive elements.
[T] Relying solely on automated algorithms to generate insights without human interaction.
Quiz 7
1) What is narrative medical visualization?
2) Name two alternative strategies to framing narrative visualization besides the deficit model.
3) What criteria are the most meaningful for evaluating the success of a narrative visualization?
- Credibility: True
- Memorability: True
- Task completion time: False
- Precision: False
4) What are three possible interaction structures for a data-driven visual story (choose all that are relevant)?
- Martini glass: True
- Interactive Slideshow: True
- Drill-down: True
- ScrollyVis: False
Quiz 8
1) What are the general steps to follow when designing a medical interface?
2) What differentiates AR (augmented reality) from XR/MR (miXed reality)? -- This was an MC question