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Visualizing the Dynamic Modelling of Gene Expressing Data

Modelling gene expressing data could help obtain a “global” view of biological process and ultimately lead to a great improvement in the quality of human life. Kellam et al have built an effective computational framework for modelling Short, high dimensional, multivariate time series virus gene expression data [Kellam01]. However, without appropriate visualization techniques, the data mining models, though a reduced form of original data, may not fully reveal the hidden insight of the application domain. In this paper, we describe some novel visualization techniques that could be effectively applied in the time series modelling framework. Some graphical models were built in a three dimensional prototype to demonstrate the visualization effect of the modelling results.