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....of them are object oriented. Examples of visual interfaces of those kinds are KIVIEW [Mottr 88] Pasta 3 [Kunt 89] OdeView [Agra 90] PESTO [Carey 96] In [Catarci 96] a multiparadigmatic 3 approach with several visual representations is used to access databases according to the user needs. In [Catarci 95] 4 concept types are identified to represent information through the data model: Objects of the real world and their properties, classes of objects, relationships among objects and relationships among classes of objects. Semantic Data Models (SMD) Hammer 81] aim at efficiently representing ....
Catarci T., M. F. Costabile, S. Levialdi, C. Batini," Visual Query Systems for Databases: A Survey" , TR SI-95/17, September 1995.
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....context of database management: schema definition, query formulation, and data visualization. Accordingly, three kinds of visual interfaces have been designed and are currently provided by most commercial DBMS: schema browsers and editors, visual query languages, and data visualization tools (see [CCLB97] for a survey) In this paper, we focus on a family of data visualization interfaces for object databases, known as object browsers [PBL 92,DAA 95,DGJS95,CHMW96] The underlying principle of such interfaces is to provide a visual representation of the data residing within objects, and ....
T. Catarci, M. Costabile, S. Levialdi, and C. Batini. Visual query systems for databases: a survey. Journal of visual languages and computing, 8(2), 1997.
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....and analysis of query outputs. Correspondingly, three Published in proceedings of BDA 00, October 2000, Blois (France) kinds of visual interfaces have been designed and are provided by most commercial DBMS: schema browsers and editors, visual query languages, and data visualization tools (see [CCLB97] for a survey) Among data visualization tools we distinguish: ffl Data browsers [MDT88, PBL 92, DGJS95, DAA 95, CHMW96] which rely on simple interactional metaphors such as tables and forms. ffl Visual data analysis tools, which rely on more sophisticated interactional metaphors that ....
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