DataWeave: Deploying Human-LLM Analytics for Exploratory Structured Data Analysis
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DataSTORM is an LLM‑based agentic system designed to conduct deep research over large‑scale structured databases and internet sources. It applies principles of Exploratory Data Analysis and Data Storytelling to frame research as a thesis‑driven analytical process, iteratively generating hypotheses, performing quantitative reasoning, and crafting coherent narratives. Evaluations on InsightBench and a new ACLED‑based dataset show that DataSTORM surpasses existing systems, achieving significant improvements in insight‑level recall and summary‑level scores.
The paper introduces DAG-EDA, a system that pairs an intent graph and a multi-layered knowledge graph to help analysts navigate exploratory data analysis. The intent graph, driven by a grammar of analytical intent, breaks down ambiguous natural-language questions into concrete analysis tasks while preserving alternative paths for branching and comparison. The knowledge graph externalizes domain knowledge from a large language model, linking concepts to dataset variables so analysts can inspect and challenge how their questions map to data, with results displayed as interactive dashboards.
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