a jfx lab gui. opengl "Fractal GUI"

# science

[jimn]

a jfx lab gui. opengl "Fractal GUI"

[altavir]

🤪

[altavir]

It is terrible.

[jimn]

i guess that means you differ with the author on how to control a very pointy data model. i don't know of anything that's even close to it. those are actually reflection based widgets with a few conventions.

[altavir]

I can't sense a thing here.

[altavir]

I've done some dahsboards. But the idea of a dashboard is that it should be easy to read.

[jimn]

trust me this is the easy-to-read part of the equation for a nars production system

[jimn]

so thre's this prolog engine connected to an inference engine connected to realtime input which is 5 simultaneous game clients shown in the picture, learning what the pixels do and adjusting its own tendencies to respond to action potentials.

[altavir]

I am glad, I do not need to work with that.

[jimn]

the point of this is to drill down infinitely into the datasets which are being rendered in realtime and updating hundreds of times epr second. maybe not everyone's thing.

[jimn]

i have some issue issues with the author's choice of methodologies but i have to give credit where its due. learning systems are challenging to visualize. this is actually one of the more human interprerttable machine learning mediums that isn't simply a headache full of tensor

[jimn]

the digital twin and physical simulation world has a vaccuum of useful visualizations for large pointy datasets. the insect-like executive summary visualizations with a table or a simple 2d plot fails a lot of domains