An Operator-Based Visual Analytics Pipeline for Synthetic Systemic Risk Dynamics

Ana Isabel Castillo Pereda

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Abstract: This work presents an operator-based visual analytics pipeline for exploring synthetic systemic risk dynamics in financial networks. The framework is formulated as a composition of mathematical operators that sequentially transform synthetic financial observations into dynamic scientific visualizations. The pipeline consists of six operators: latent risk mapping, probabilistic score generation, financial network construction, distance-based contagion dynamics, visual encoding, and perspective projection. Together, these operators provide a modular computational structure linking nonlinear risk surfaces, time-dependent probabilistic states, network topology, and shock propagation. A reproducible implementation demonstrates the architecture through controlled synthetic experiments. Nonlinear latent risk representations are converted into probabilistic scores, embedded in a weighted financial network, and propagated via shortest-path contagion. The resulting states are then mapped into dynamic visual representations. The experiments illustrate how visualization can be treated as an explicit stage of the analytical process rather than a post-processing step. The proposed formulation does not aim to introduce new predictive models or contagion mechanisms. Instead, it offers a transparent and modular pipeline that connects generative risk modeling, network dynamics, and scientific visualization within a unified operator-based architecture. This approach supports reproducibility and facilitates the exploration and communication of complex systemic-risk processes in synthetic settings.

Date: 2026-09
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