Clutter affects almost any kind of visual technique and can obscure the structure present in the data even in small datasets, making it hard for users to find patterns and reveal relationships. In this paper we present a general strategy to analyze and reduce clutter using a special kind of sampling, together with an ad-hoc displacement technique and perceptual issues collected through a user study. The method, defined for 2D scatter plots, is flexible enough to be used in quite different contexts. In particular, in this paper we prove its usefulness against scatter plot, radviz, and parallel coordinates visualizations. © 2006 SPIE-IS&T.
Reducing InfoVis cluttering through non uniform sampling, displacement, and user perception / E., Bertini; L., Dell'Aquila; Santucci, Giuseppe. - STAMPA. - 6060:(2006). (Intervento presentato al convegno Visualization and Data Analysis 2006 tenutosi a San Jose, CA nel 16 January 2006 through 17 January 2006) [10.1117/12.642748].
Reducing InfoVis cluttering through non uniform sampling, displacement, and user perception
SANTUCCI, Giuseppe
2006
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Clutter affects almost any kind of visual technique and can obscure the structure present in the data even in small datasets, making it hard for users to find patterns and reveal relationships. In this paper we present a general strategy to analyze and reduce clutter using a special kind of sampling, together with an ad-hoc displacement technique and perceptual issues collected through a user study. The method, defined for 2D scatter plots, is flexible enough to be used in quite different contexts. In particular, in this paper we prove its usefulness against scatter plot, radviz, and parallel coordinates visualizations. © 2006 SPIE-IS&T.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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