Nikita Rokotyan
Palo Alto, California, United States
4K followers
500+ connections
View mutual connections with Nikita
Nikita can introduce you to 10+ people at Exaforce
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
View mutual connections with Nikita
or
New to LinkedIn? Join now
By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to LinkedIn’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy.
About
👋 Hi, I'm Nikita and I solve creative problems with code 👨💻
📖 Bio…
Activity
4K followers
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared thisIf your graph data includes images, you can now render them directly on the graph with the latest cosmograph.app update – just provide an image URL column. This works even when you have thousands of images. Cosmograph will also cache the images in IndexedDB, so the next time you load the graph, the images load instantly. That's not all, now you can map different entities to custom point shapes: circle, square, triangle, diamond, pentagon, hexagon, star, and cross. Here is an example graph of bordering countries to see it in action: https://lnkd.in/gx6tYT3c
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared thisWhen I started working on cosmograph.app, I had no idea it would become so widely appreciated by both the research community and industry that I would be invited to speak about it at Stanford University, but it happened! I was pleased to give a talk to the PhD students at the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis about Cosmograph and graph algorithms in the context of LLM embeddings, Knowledge Graphs, and related domains. As a former scientist, this means a lot to me 🎓 Slides will be in the comments
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared thisNeat idea to visualize the relationship between events as a graph! https://lnkd.in/gKYeYWhDNikita Rokotyan shared thisHave you ever wondered what the relationship between policy decisions and market impact actually looks like, not as analytics, but as a network? I got curious today and spent a few hours experimenting with Cosmograph, a WebGL graph tool. My interest was piqued by another post where I saw someone use it to map the Claude libraries leak - fascinating stuff. I needed a dataset with clear cause-and-effect relationships and enough density to explore its timeline and clustering features. The conflict in Iran and its market ripple effects felt like an obvious candidate. Full transparency on the limitations, this is a 35-day snapshot built from journalism, not a rigorous financial model. Causal attribution in markets is hard. Isolating a Trump speech from Fed signals, earnings, and sentiment is messy work that proper event study methodology would handle very differently. The dataset is tiny by Cosmograph standards. This was an experiment with the tool that also produced a fun micro-analysis. That said, a few things stood out. The Strait of Hormuz closure on March 4th is visually the most connected node in the graph, and the data backs it up. EU natural gas up 63%. Asian LNG up 54%. Jet fuel doubled. US pump prices climbed from $2.98 to $4.08 in five weeks. One physical chokepoint, 27% of global maritime crude, and the cascade is immediate and measurable across connected markets. Gold was the most counterintuitive finding. It spiked to $5,423 the day strikes began - exactly what you'd expect from a safe-haven asset—then lost 25% over the next three weeks while the war was still escalating. In hindsight, oil-driven inflation repriced bond yields faster than geopolitical fear could sustain the bid. The safe-haven trade collapsed under its own macro weight. A good reminder that classic asset correlations don't survive contact with a real supply shock. The Truth Social cluster told an interesting story about signal decay. The early posts - Liberation Day tariffs, the tariff pause, the October rare earth threat-have wide edges in the graph, reflecting market moves. The late-March Iran posts, where Trump alternated between escalation and de-escalation rhetoric, have edges barely wider than 2. By then traders had largely stopped pricing the signal. On the tool side, Cosmograph handled everything cleanly. Force layout, DuckDB in-browser analytics, timeline scrubbing across 26 trading days, polygonal cluster selection. What I’ll likely use most is the timeline feature combined with cluster filtering. Watching price chains grow day by day while isolating speech nodes or geopolitical events is a genuinely different way to read events. The data is citable, the sources are clickable on every node, and the timeline scrubs from Feb 27 through April 3. Worth a look if you're curious about the tool or the underlying story. Link in comments #dataviz #graphanalytics #cosmograph #energymarkets #geopolitics #oilprice
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared thisYou probably already read about the leaked Claude Code sources. So I asked Claude to build a cosmograph.app graph from them to show file-level dependencies. Quite interesting! It looks like there's a lot of room for optimization. Here's the graph itself if you're curious: https://lnkd.in/gyHRqUwr No actual sources exposed, google yourself if you want to dig deeper.
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared thisGlad to be in the jury of the @Data2Kids award! This is a perfect opportunity for parents who want their kids to learn how to think with data. All children ages 7 to 12 are invited to participate. What to expect: 🐶 Live webinars with domain experts, including Q&A and practical guidance 🦊 Data projects, with selected work published online 🐯 Great prizes from data partners! Participation is free but the skills are priceless ~ Registration: https://lnkd.in/gCdRYp49 #DataKidsAward #DataViz #STEMKids #Parenting
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared thisA great example of making sense of a massive corpus of textual data with Cosmograph. Diego Arredondo Ortiz analyzed proposals from Barcelona's open city platform from 2016 to 2025 and turned them into a searchable interactive map and a scrollytelling piece. Over 30K proposals, embedded with a sentence transformer model and then projected onto 2 dimensions with UMAP. A novel way to explore what people want from the city they live in and care about. The original version is in Catalan, but I created an English version from it https://lnkd.in/gFteKzfA More about the original project by Diego: https://lnkd.in/gTik9-2N
-
Nikita Rokotyan reposted thisNikita Rokotyan reposted thisWant to share with your kids what you do for a living? We’re opening the waitlist for the Data Kids Award — the first family-friendly data visualization award designed to help children discover data skills through creativity and play. 💥Participation is completely free! Our mission is to help the next generation learn data literacy from the World around us, while also strengthening the bond with parents (you) 😉 ✨Spots are limited! Waitlist members will be the first to receive updates on workshops dates, submission deadlines, and the award ceremony. Join us via the link — and let’s build a magical world of charts together. https://lnkd.in/erP8JGU6
-
Nikita Rokotyan shared this📺 My presentation about cosmos.gl at the Open Visualization Summit is finally live, along with the other amazing talks! Slides: https://lnkd.in/gC9GVr2q Video: https://lnkd.in/gt8WWiWMcosmos.gl: The Fastest Web Graph Visualization Library | Nikita Rokotyancosmos.gl: The Fastest Web Graph Visualization Library | Nikita Rokotyan
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisHonoured to have been part of this!Nikita Rokotyan liked this𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘 | 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗮 𝗻𝗲𝘄 𝘄𝗮𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗴𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gz2Ar49e The Atlas of Global Development 2026 is an interactive data storytelling platform that brings together 121,000+ data points spanning 75 years and 200+ economies — showing not just where countries are in their development journey, but how fast they are moving. ➡️ 𝗦𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗲: 121,000+ data points across 75 years and 200+ economies, brought together in one interactive platform. ➡️ 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲: A new lens on development — measuring not just where countries stand, but the speed at which they are improving. ➡️ 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗲𝘀: Global development explored through five dimensions: People, Planet, Prosperity, Infrastructure, and Digital. Explore 12 immersive stories and 95 data visualizations. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gz2Ar49e #WBGAtlas
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisNikita Rokotyan liked thisThe Atlas of Global Development is LIVE! 🚀🎉 Together with a dreamteam of Maarten Lambrechts, Christian Laesser, Ændra Rininsland and Alice Thudt (and Dominikus Baur) we have worked on The Atlas of Global Development. The Atlas of Global Development 2026 presents interactive storytelling and data visualizations on key global trends related to people, prosperity, our planet, infrastructure, and digital transformation. I have been involved in the visuals for: - Planet -> Water access 💧 - Digital -> Internet access 🛜 - Digital -> Artificial intelligence 🤖 All of this has been accomplished under the project management of Florina Pirlea and Divyanshi Wadhwa and in collaboration with many other people at the World Bank. https://lnkd.in/eb_-GisC #dataviz #worldbank #atlas
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisLast project I've been involved in as a freelancer is live. End of an era 🥹Nikita Rokotyan liked thisThe Atlas of Global Development is LIVE! 🚀🎉 Together with a dreamteam of Maarten Lambrechts, Christian Laesser, Ændra Rininsland and Alice Thudt (and Dominikus Baur) we have worked on The Atlas of Global Development. The Atlas of Global Development 2026 presents interactive storytelling and data visualizations on key global trends related to people, prosperity, our planet, infrastructure, and digital transformation. I have been involved in the visuals for: - Planet -> Water access 💧 - Digital -> Internet access 🛜 - Digital -> Artificial intelligence 🤖 All of this has been accomplished under the project management of Florina Pirlea and Divyanshi Wadhwa and in collaboration with many other people at the World Bank. https://lnkd.in/eb_-GisC #dataviz #worldbank #atlas
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisNikita Rokotyan liked thisThe #deckgl #3dtiles demo I posted about a few weeks back is live: https://lnkd.in/d2vQpfAQ To make this come together a number of fixes and enhancements had to be landed across the vis.gl ecosystem: - Improved tile loading an refinement im loaders.gl v4.4 - 3D picking in deck.gl v9.3 - A new TerrainController in deck.gl v9.3 - Enabling 3d mode in editable-layers v9.3 All in all it makes for a much better 3D tiles experience in deck If this sounds interesting, consider coming to our summit this September in Zurich: https://lnkd.in/d-TnpH3h I will be giving a talk to this and more 🚀 #javascript #dataviz #webgl
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisNikita Rokotyan liked thisOur new paper is out in Cell Host & Microbe! We looked at antibodies made after seasonal flu vaccination and found something surprising: some antibodies responding to a recent H1N1 vaccine strain also recognized H3N2 flu viruses from the mid-1990s. Apparently, childhood exposures from decades ago can still make a profound impact on current flu vaccine responses! Why is that interesting? H1N1 and H3N2 are different influenza A subtypes. Usually, we do not expect antibodies against the “head” of hemagglutinin (a major surface protein of flu) to cross-react broadly between them, because that region mutates a lot. But in people born in the 1990s, childhood exposure to H3N2 viruses seems to have left a very specific immunological memory. Decades later, vaccination with a modern H1N1 antigen could recall those old B-cell memories. In other words: the first flu viruses we meet may shape how we respond to flu vaccines many years later. That matters because flu vaccine responses are not happening on a blank slate. Every person brings an immune history: childhood infections, past vaccines, repeated exposures, and viral strains that no longer circulate. Understanding that history may help explain why different age groups respond differently to the same vaccine and why flu viruses keep finding ways around the antibodies we make. I am very much interested in how that is realized mechanistically and how much this dominates the response at the memory B cell level. I always wondered at which stage of response the old existing memory B cells outcompete the new ones and can we quantify the impact for a given antigen. Congratulations to Grace (Shuk Hang Li) at Scott Hensley lab who led this work, and all of the colleagues! Paper: Childhood immunological imprinting of cross-subtype antibodies targeting the hemagglutinin head domain of influenza viruses. Link in comments.
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisNikita Rokotyan liked thisBuilding the moon https://lnkd.in/eSFjJYBc Here is a little blog post featuring some nerdy stuff about that handmade 3D model you might have seen a few weeks ago.
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisNikita Rokotyan liked thisI’ve been building charts by hand for a long time. But one type I could never really make was area-based charts. Bubble charts, scaled squares, the usual proportional stuff. Fine. But packing shapes into a bounded form while keeping them true to the data? Nearly impossible by hand. So I started building a tool to help me. It takes a dataset and maps it into forms where area is doing the work. Four types so far: Voronoi, Squarified, Cascading, and Organic. Same inputs, different forms. It’s still early, but it’s opening up a direction I’ve wanted to explore for a while and never really could.
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisNikita Rokotyan liked thisLast night I was so happy to see Frank Elavsky (and his course for the Open Visualization Academy) being recommended during a talk by Carmen Torrecillas Molina about — you guessed it — accessibility in visualization ❤️ Thanks Irene de la Torre Arenas, Data Visualization Society Madrid, and Prodigioso Volcán for making this event happen Aaand thanks to Alberto Cairo for creating such a nice learning platform! Looking forward to seeing Alfredo Calosci and other friends in future DVS Madrid editions again :)
-
Nikita Rokotyan liked thisMulti modal data model visualizer!!! Can’t wait to check this out 😁
Experience
Languages
-
Russian
Native or bilingual proficiency
-
English
Full professional proficiency
View Nikita’s full profile
-
See who you know in common
-
Get introduced
-
Contact Nikita directly
Other similar profiles
Explore more posts
-
Data Do GmbH
9 followers
Building reliable multi-agent systems requires more than just good prompts—it needs robust architecture. Our latest article explores how to use Pydantic AI to create type-safe, validated workflows. We walk through a practical implementation where specialized agents collaborate to process and verify complex data structures. The guide covers: Context Agents: How to generate targeted questions from source material. Content Agents: managing structured reasoning and specific output formats. Quality Agents: Implementing automated evaluation and feedback loops. If you are looking to improve the structural integrity of your AI pipelines, read the full breakdown below. Read here: https://lnkd.in/emkyDqmR #Python #PydanticAI #DataEngineering #MultiAgentSystems #DataDo
-
Byte Goose AI
239 followers
We’ve been told for years now that in the world of Large Language Models, 'Scale is King.' The recipe seemed simple: more data, more compute, and more parameters. But what if we’re hitting the limit of brute force? What if the secret to smarter AI isn’t more data, but better geometry? Welcome to the show. Today, we’re tearing up the standard scaling law playbook to look at a radical new framework: Semantic Tube Prediction, or STP. Most models treat token sequences like a chaotic cloud of points. But STP operates on a different premise called the Geodesic Hypothesis. It suggests that high-quality reasoning doesn't just wander aimlessly—it follows locally linear paths along a smooth semantic manifold. By using a JEPA-style regularizer, STP essentially builds a 'tube' around these optimal trajectories, forcing the model’s internal hidden states to stay on track and tune out the statistical noise. The results? We're seeing models reach peak accuracy in math, coding, and logic with a fraction of the training data usually required. And the best part for the architects out there: it does this without the overhead of extra forward passes or complex scaffolding. Is the era of massive, inefficient pre-training coming to an end? Is the future of AI found in the curves of a geodesic path? Today, we’re going inside the 'tube' to find out. #LLMJEPA #JEPA #WorldModels #STP #SemanticTubePrediction https://lnkd.in/gjnfZn6y
1
1 Comment -
EAASI
4K followers
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) has officially published the SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) Community Standards, a widely adopted framework for standardizing #geospatial asset #metadata Originally developed for satellite imagery, STAC now supports a broad range of data resources, including aircraft and drone imagery, #LiDAR, point clouds, DEMs, SAR data, vector data, and composites. The specification provides a minimal core with flexible extensions, enabling both data providers and users to work with a standard format, reducing the need for proprietary solutions. STAC allows data to be organized as Catalogs, Collections, and Items, supporting both static browsing and more complex queries through the STAC API. Its design aligns with OGC APIs and widely used web standards, ensuring interoperability across platforms and applications. The STAC Community Standards are freely available and represent another step forward in making geospatial data more accessible, interoperable, and actionable. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gE3rEY6K
8
-
AgileRL
1K followers
Exciting news from AgileRL: Introducing Evolvable IPPO! 🚀 We're thrilled to announce that Evolvable Independent Proximal Policy Optimisation (IPPO) is now available on both the AgileRL open-source framework and the Arena platform! What makes the IPPO algorithm special? IPPO is a multi-agent reinforcement learning algorithm primarily used in scenarios involving independent, cooperative, or competitive multi-agent systems. IPPO is particularly effective when each agent has its own distinct role or objective. Why this matters: - Train multiple agents to develop identical behaviours without the overhead of individual training - Dramatically faster environment exploration as agents share learning - Simplified approach to complex multi-agent reinforcement learning problems Real-world applications: - Gaming: Create smarter NPC teams that coordinate naturally in multiplayer environments - Warehouse robotics: Multiple robots learning to navigate and fulfil orders efficiently together - Traffic management: Coordinate multiple traffic lights to optimise flow across entire city grids - Supply chain: Optimise fleets of delivery vehicles that share the same objectives - And many more… Having Evolvable IPPO on Arena doesn’t just make training complex team-based AI projects more accessible for engineers at all levels; it also significantly reduces training time and dramatically increases model performance. This release represents our ongoing commitment to advancing cutting-edge reinforcement learning techniques while making them accessible to practitioners across industries. Try evolvable IPPO today: - Integrate it into your projects with our open-source framework - https://lnkd.in/ewCntTUu - Experiment with it on our Arena platform with zero setup required - https://arena.agilerl.com/ #agilerl #reinforcementlearning #machinelearning #ippo #multiagentrl #ai
5
-
Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
164K followers
Analyzing large-scale profiling data is easier thanks to new work from Alexandr Kalinin, Ph.D., Gregory Way (University of Colorado), Shantanu Singh, and others. To improve upon existing methods that make assumptions about distribution, linearity, or sample size of profiling data, they developed a statistical framework and open-source software for information-retrieval-based assessment of profile strength and similarity. Employing mean average precision as an evaluation metric, they demonstrated its utility on simulated and real-world datasets for image, protein, and mRNA profiles. Their versatile framework could help streamline hypothesis generation and improve hit prioritization from a range of high-dimensional biological profiling datasets. Read more in Nature Communications. 🔗: https://lnkd.in/eg7rqZ9D #BroadInstitute #Science #ScienceNews #Research #ScientificResearch
37
-
NextTech
479 followers
A Coding Implementation to Training, Optimizing, Evaluating, and Interpreting Knowledge Graph Embeddings with PyKEEN In this tutorial, we walk through an end-to-end, advanced workflow for knowledge graph embeddings using PyKEEN, actively exploring how modern embedding models are trained, evaluated, optimized, and interpreted in practice. We start by understanding the structure of a real knowledge graph dataset, then systematically train and compare multiple embedding models, tune their hyperparameters, and analyze their performance using robust ranking metrics....
-
ACM, Association for Computing Machinery
75K followers
🎙️ New #ACMByteCast Alert! ACM Fellow Michael J. Freedman talks with Rashmi Mohan about building Coral CDN, co-founding Timescale, and turning research into real-world impact. 💡 From peer-to-peer systems to databases for real-time analytics—don’t miss this deep dive into scalable tech. Listen now here or wherever you get your podcast: https://buff.ly/R2fFGLJ #DistributedSystems #TechInnovation
6
-
LangChain
512K followers
🧠💬 Memory in LLMs A practical guide showing how to implement conversational memory in LLMs using LangGraph, demonstrated through a therapy chatbot. Features code examples for basic retention, trimming, and summarization approaches. Learn to build memory-aware apps 👉 https://lnkd.in/gybcrV5v
967
21 Comments -
Google AI for Developers
195K followers
Stanford Center for Research on Foundational Model's Marin project has released the first fully open model in JAX. It’s an 'open lab' sharing the entire research process - including code, data, and logs, to enable reproducibility and further innovation. Check out the project: https://goo.gle/44AMeLY
41
2 Comments -
Tonic.ai
8K followers
We launched Tonic Datasets to power your AI training and evaluation. Now you can acquire high-fidelity, specialized synthetic data for training, testing, and performance evaluations. In our new blog, we explore: --> Why synthetic data, a tech-first solution, is the most scalable layer in today’s data landscape dominated by services-first companies like Scale, Mercor, and Turing. --> How we deliver fidelity, flexibility, and compliance by design. --> Real-world examples from AI teams building with bespoke datasets. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/ebAUE4a7 #syntheticdata #AI #machinelearning #LLM #dataset #dataprivacy #AITools
40
1 Comment -
Terramate
4K followers
Change Detection and Stack On-Boarding are foundational building blocks for scalable IaC workflows. In our latest release, Terramate CLI 0.15.4 and Terramate Catalyst (beta) now both support OpenTofu via the .tofu file extension, making mixed Terraform/OpenTofu setups first-class citizens. In our new article, we explain: 1. How Stack On-Boarding helps teams adopt Terramate in minutes 2. How Change Detection reduces pipeline runtime and blast radius 3. Why these capabilities matter for day-to-day IaC work at scale 👉 Link in comments
4
1 Comment
Explore top content on LinkedIn
Find curated posts and insights for relevant topics all in one place.
View top content