Cofounded by Sabancı University and MIT Media Lab Human Dynamics Group in 2015, BAVLAB conducts research on the Big Data Analytics and Data Visualization using large data sets.
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BAVLAB’s Study is Published at The Visual Computer
BAVLAB’s study focusing on sequence mining and sequence visualizations is published at The Visual Computer as an article. The study introduces a visual analytics tool called ST Sequence Miner which enables event pattern exploration and visualization in time-location space. The article can be accessed from the followin link. Title and authors of the article is […]
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BAVLAB’s Collaborative Study with MIT Media Lab is Published at EPJ Data Science
Collaborative study of BAVLAB and MIT Media Lab titled as ‘Economic outcomes predicted by diversity in cities’ is published in EPJ Data Science as an article. The article can be reached from the link. Title and authors of the study can also be found below. Economic outcomes predicted by diversity in cities, by Shi Kai […]
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BAVLAB To Present at ICCS 2020
BAVLAB’s research study titled as A Visual Exploratory Tool for Migration Analysis will be presented at Tenth International Conference on Complex Systems. The study aims to incorporate official and structured data available for migration analysis with alternative data obtaining methods. Presentation can be accessed from the following link. Google Slides presentation used for the talk […]
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BAVLAB To Present at EUROVA 2020
One of the research studies BAVLAB produced was presented as a short paper at EUROVA 2020, International Eurovis Workshop on Visual Analytics. Hasan Alp Boz’s presentation in the conference can also be found from the link. The title of the research is also shared below; An Exploratory Visual Analytics Tool forMultivariate Dynamic Networks, by Hasan […]
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BAV LAB TO PRESENT AT ICCS 2018
Two research studies conducted at at BAV Lab were accepted for presentation at the ICCS 2018 (The 9th International Conference on Complex Systems) to be held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA in July 2018: A Computational Approach to Independent Agent Segmentation in the Insurance Sector, by Selim Balcisoy and Burcin Bozkaya A Gravity Model Of Market […]
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SEMINAR SERIES #3: XIAOWEN DONG
There is evidence in the literature that word-of-mouth and physical exposure are well-known powerful sources of behavior propagation, but their effectiveness in modern city environment remains largely unknown. In this talk, using large-scale quantitative behavioral data, we show two examples on the effect of direct and indirect communication on human decision-making.
