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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Node-link diagrams"”.

  1. Study of Visual Clutter in Geographic Node-Link Diagrams

    … the most common visual representation is the node-link diagram, where vertices are depicted as points and the edges connecting them are drawn as lines. This Thesis focuses on an instance of node-link diagrams, where nodes are over-imposed on a map and fixed according to their geographical …

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  2. The application of computational modeling to data visualization

    … visualization types: 2D flow visualizations and node-link graph visualizations.</p><p>The computational perceptual model is applied to various visual representations of flow fields evaluated using the advection task of Laidlaw et al. The predictive power of the model is examined by comparing its …

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  3. Understanding cognitive differences in processing competing visualizations of complex systems

    Node-link diagrams are used represent systems having different elements and relationships among the elements. Representing the systems using visualizations like node-link diagrams provides cognitive aid to individuals in understanding the system and effectively managing these systems. Using …

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  4. Interactive Visualization Lenses:

    … functions such as pulling in neighboring nodes or locally reducing edge clutter. Up to now, these lenses have mostly been used as single-user, single-purpose tools operated by mouse and keyboard. This dissertation presents the extension of magic lenses both in terms of function as well as …

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