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- Publication Type: Conference Paper
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- Date: July 2007
- Booktitle: Proceedings of 11th International Conference Information Visualization
- Date (from): 2. July 2007
- Date (to): 6. July 2007
- Lecturer: Zoltan Konyha
- Location: Zürich, Schweiz
Abstract
Data sets often include information that can be represented
as a mapping that describes how a dependent variable
depends on an independent variable. Such a mapping,
usually represented as a function graph, can be parameterized
to provide a family of function graphs. The
challenge is how to efficiently aggregate individual function
graph views to represent the whole family and allow
visual analysis and search for patterns. We propose a novel
view, called the color lines view, which provides a two dimensional,
rectangular view where each line represents a
single function graph. The points on the line correspond to
values of the independent variable. The point colors represent
the value of the dependent variable. The lines, placed
next to each other in parallel, show a family of function
graphs. The color lines view offers sorting and brushing
features which support visual analysis procedures that are
difficult to perform with previously existing views.
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@inproceedings{matkovic-2007-clv,
title = "Color Lines View: An Approach to Visualization of Families
of Function Graphs",
author = "Kresimir Matkovic and Denis Gracanin and Zoltan Konyha and
Helwig Hauser",
year = "2007",
abstract = "Data sets often include information that can be represented
as a mapping that describes how a dependent variable depends
on an independent variable. Such a mapping, usually
represented as a function graph, can be parameterized to
provide a family of function graphs. The challenge is how to
efficiently aggregate individual function graph views to
represent the whole family and allow visual analysis and
search for patterns. We propose a novel view, called the
color lines view, which provides a two dimensional,
rectangular view where each line represents a single
function graph. The points on the line correspond to values
of the independent variable. The point colors represent the
value of the dependent variable. The lines, placed next to
each other in parallel, show a family of function graphs.
The color lines view offers sorting and brushing features
which support visual analysis procedures that are difficult
to perform with previously existing views.",
month = jul,
booktitle = "Proceedings of 11th International Conference Information
Visualization",
location = "Z\"{u}rich, Schweiz",
URL = "https://www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/research/publications/2007/matkovic-2007-clv/",
}