Keynote: Trinity Hyper Dimensionality Visualisation Tool
summary
A live Java demo shows a working visualization tool built with OpenJDK/OpenJFX and JavaFX 3D that reads 15 minutes of BCI and AI data, projects a 418-channel hemodynamic cap down to 12 semantic features, and renders synchronized scatterplots, a 3D surface mesh, animated timelines and a parameter radar. Using CLIP embeddings and UMAP projection the demo reveals decoder drift as subspace translation across sessions, lets operators spot surprising cluster separation and noisy emitters, and proves the tooling works for both invasive and non‑invasive BCI data. JavaFX 3D 418-channel cap
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Trinity
- 3:36BCI data and visualization
- 8:41Semantics and BCI experiments
- 12:23Software demo part one
- 17:17Analyzing neural trajectories
- 24:20Hypersurface analysis
- 30:27Integrating AI with Cobalt
- 37:05Dimension reduction with UMAP
- 43:34Final analysis and credits
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