Making Sense of Temporal Queries with Interactive Visualization

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Video figure for linked paper. To help analysts better understand temporal queries, we developed StreamTrace, an interactive visualization tool that breaks down how a temporal query processes a given dataset, step-by-step. We demonstrate that StreamTrace can help users to verify that queries behave as expected and to isolate the regions of a query that may be causing unexpected results.



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