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Ted Mihalisin, E. Gawlinski, John Timlin, and John Schwegler. Visualizing a scalar field on an ndimensional lattice. In Arie Kaufman, editor, Proceedings of IEEE Visualization '90, pages 255--262, San Francisco, California, October 1990.
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.... Many examples can be found in the well known books of Bertin [Ber 81] and Tufte [Tuf 83] More recent techniques include shape coding [Bed 90] worlds within worlds [FB 90] parallel coordinates [ID 90] iconic displays [PG 88, BMS 92] dimensional stacking [LWW 90] hierarchical plotting [MGTS 90] and dynamic methods as presented in [MZ 92] In dealing with databases consisting of tens of thousands to millions of data items, our goal is to visualize as many data items as possible at the same time to give the user some kind of feedback on the query. The obvious limit for any kind of ....
Mihalisin T., Gawlinski E., Timlin J., Schwendler J.: `Visualizing Scalar Field on an N-dimensional Lattice', Visualization `90, San Francisco, CA, 1990, pp. 255-262.
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....in the graphics visualization area are currently 4 exploring techniques in different application domains. Examples are shape coding [Bed 90] worlds within worlds [FB 90] parallel coordinates [ID 90] iconic displays [PG 88, BMS 92] dimensional stacking [LWW 90] hierarchical plotting [MGTS 90] or dynamic methods as presented in [MZ 92] In most of the approaches proposed so far, the number of data items that can be visualized on the screen at the same time is quite limited (in the range of 100 to 1000 data items) but it is a declared goal to push this limit [Tre 92] In dealing with ....
Mihalisin T., Gawlinski E., Timlin J., Schwendler J.: `Visualizing Scalar Field on an N-dimensional Lattice', Visualization `90, San Francisco, CA, 1990, pp. 255-262.
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Mihalisin T., Gawlinski E., Timlin J., Schwendler J.: `Visualizing Scalar Field on an N-dimensional Lattice', Visualization`90, San Francisco, CA, 1990, pp. 255-262.
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