Needs Assessment for Scientific Visualization of Multivariate, High-Dimensional Microarray Data (original) (raw)

Abstract

The explosive growth in biological data (currently GenBank contains over 44 billion base pa irs and over 40 million sequences) mandates an increasi ng need for sophisticated mathematical and computational methods (1)and software environments capable of handling the complexities and sizes of these various "omic" datasets (2). This is particul arly true for microarray data. Microarray technolo gy allows for

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