A place where you do not stand alone with your time series. Consultation, in small groups, on the basis of your own data.
Clinicians are increasingly measuring over time — ESM, diaries, IROC, repeated questionnaires. But then one returns with a small graph. And then?
Consultation on the basis of your own data — for clinicians, for researchers, and also for clients we have trained to read along in one another's patterns. A place where you are not alone with your time series.
A Graph Reading Lab session works as follows. You bring your data — an ESM dataset, a series of questionnaires, a time series of symptom measures. We look together. Not from a single method, but with the gaze that complexity science offers: which patterns are visible here? Which nodes appear central? Are there early warning signals? What does this person seem to need?
The aim is not to hand you a report, but to teach you what you yourself see in your data. After a few sessions you stand more securely — not because you have learned a new technique, but because you have come to read patterns more confidently.
For clinicians and researchers who already work with time-series data, or who would like to start. And for clients we have trained — through the platform's programmes — to read along in their own data and that of fellow patients.
The Graph Reading Lab works in small groups, online, on request. We work pluralistically — with no preference for any single method, but with deep sensitivity to what the literature offers: dynamic time-series analysis, networks, entropy measures, early warning signals, and the work of Schiepek's Synergetic Navigation System, among others.
For members of the platform: participation against a reimbursement of costs. For others: send us an email and we shall see what fits.
Sessions are currently held in Dutch. We are open to English-language sessions on request.