Raiven mediates LLM visualization authoring via a formally defined DSL that unifies scientific and information visualization, producing deterministic, verifiable code from metadata-only inputs.
Astro- visbench: A code benchmark for scientific computing and visualization in astronomy.arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.20538, 2025
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