Data Visualization and Big Data

Let's explores how information visualization can make complex data accessible, useful, and even fun. Google Research group works on many data visualization projects and below are some of their public works:

TensorFlow Graph Visualizer: an open source, high-level view of TensorFlow computation graphs.


Autovis (in Google Sheets Explore): automatically generates graphs and charts of spreadsheet data tables.


Data Verbalization (in Google Sheets Explore): automatically generates verbal insights about your spreadsheet data.


Periodic Table: a twist on the classic visualization of the atomic elements.


Music Timeline see how different musical genres became popular over time, and discover artists in each genre.


Digital Attack Map: see live data on denial-of-service attacks across the world, and observe historical patterns.


Google Dictionary: learn about the origin of words and how much they are used.


YouTube Trends Map: see the top trending YouTube videos all over the U.S.


Analytics Flow Vis: understand the flow of visitors through a website.


Google+ Ripples: watch information spread through the Google+ social network.


Source: Google Research