D. Wang and H. Zeevat. A syntax-directed approach to picture semantics. In B. Meyer and K. Marriott, editors, Visual Language Theory: Towards a Human-Computer Interaction Perspective, pages 307--324. Springer-Verlag, 1998. 27  Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....definitions of data and perceptual structures, we have formulated the structural correspondence condition as a structure preserving map between data and perceptual structures. In this paper, we have avoided the term visual languages , which is often used in the literature of data visualization [6, 8, 20]. In these studies, each visualization is considered as an expression or a sentence of a visual language. A visual language can be defined in our proposed framework as consisting of two relational systems, a data system and a visual system, and a mapping between them. The mapping between these ....
D. Wang and H. Zeevat. A syntax-directed approach to picture semantics. In B. Meyer and K. Marriott, editors, Visual Language Theory: Towards a Human-Computer Interaction Perspective, pages 307--324. Springer-Verlag, 1998. 27
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D. Wang and H. Zeevat. A syntax directed approach to picture semantics. In K. Marriott and B. Meyer, editors, Visual Language Theory, pages 307--324. Springer Verlag, 1998. 16
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....programming language. The mapping is implemented as a set of productions that translate diagrams into their textual equivalents. The translated text is merged with the text of the rest of the program, which can then be compiled and executed. Signature morphism, proposed by Wang and colleagues [99, 100], is a formally derived one toone mapping between signatures of a visual sentence and a state of the AD , specifying the meaning of the sentence. A signature consists of a set of types with a partial order, a set of functions including instances of types and their attributes, and a set of ....
D. Wang and H. Zeevat. A syntax directed approach to picture semantics. In B. Meyer and K. Marriott, editors, Visual Language Theory. Springer Verlag, 1997.
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