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About this paper
Xiao Fan, Yi Zhang
BrainRing, an interactive web-based tool from Xidian University, provides a zero-installation solution for visualizing brain functional connectivity data as chord diagrams. It offers real-time parameter adjustments and supports 8 widely-used brain atlases, streamlining the creation of publication-quality figures without requiring programming expertise.
Key insights
- A fully client-side, single-file HTML architecture can deliver a zero-installation, offline-capable interactive visualization tool for complex scientific data.
- Real-time parameter adjustments via a graphical interface substantially enhance workflow efficiency and lower technical barriers for scientific data visualization compared to script-based methods.
- Pre-integrating common domain-specific atlases and supporting diverse data input formats are essential for immediate utility and broad adoption in scientific visualization tools.
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