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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Visualization design"”.

  1. Saliency Prediction in the Data Visualization Design Process

    L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment

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  2. Information visualization for the people

    The design of information visualization, defined as the interactive, graphical presentation of data, is on the verge of a significant paradigm shift brought on by the continued maturation of the Information Age. Its traditional role as a scientific tool deployed by rigorous data analysts is in the …

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  3. Example-Aided Design: Supporting Visualization Ideation and Implementation

    Data visualizations are a powerful tool for understanding data and conveying complex information to audiences with diverse technical backgrounds. However, designers often struggle to choose and craft visual representations that fit their analytical and communicative goals. In practice, when …

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  4. Interactive History Support for the Exploratory Design of Data Visualizations

    Research into the design process when building data visualization has yielded many tools that support linear versioning techniques, such as annotation, bookmarking, and interactive history tracking. However, visualization design processes are usually non-linear, and support for exploratory …

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  5. Designing interactive visualizations by demonstration

    … direct manipulation mechanisms for authoring visualizations, but they are largely restricted to static output. To author interactive visualizations, users must instead turn to textual specification, but such approaches impose a higher technical burden than their graphical counterparts. To …

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  6. The Visual Scalability of Integrated and Multiple View Visualizations for Large, High Resolution Displays

    … spatial and multidimensional data. Information visualizations are often used to aid these scientists, but designing the visualizations is challenging. One aspect of the visualization design space is a choice of when to use a single complex integrated view and when to use multiple simple views. …

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  7. High-dimensional Data in Scientific Visualization: Representation, Fusion and Difference

    Visualization has proven to be an effective means for analyzing high-dimensional data, especially Multivariate Multidimensional (MVMD) scientific data. Scientific visualization deals with data that have natural spatial mapping such as maps, buildings interiors or even your physiological body parts, …

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  8. Design and Evaluation of Visual Summaries to Improve Readability of Large Network Visualizations

    Node-link visualizations are commonly used to gain insights into large network data where the entities of the networks (nodes) are represented as points, and relationships (edges) are drawn as straight-line segments or links. With the growing access to network data and visualization tools, such …

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  9. Design guidelines for behavioral feedback visualizations to support health behavior change

    … displays to support health behavior change. The visualization tools could promote a robust understanding and engage individuals in reflective analysis of health behaviors by providing them with visualizations about past recorded information and the context. The visualizations have the potential …

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  10. Transparency, trust, and level of detail in user interface design for human autonomy teaming

    … performance. This dissertation investigates how visualization design at different LODs about autonomy influences transparency, trust, and, ultimately, the effectiveness of human autonomy teaming (HAT) in search and rescue missions. LOD indicates the amount of information aggregated or organized …

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