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  • By

Mingyue Tan

Mar10, 2004

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  • We need effective

multi-D visualization techniques

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Paper Reviewed

Dimensional Anchors: a Graphic Primitive for

Multidimensional Multivariate Information Visualizations,

  • P. Hoffman, G. Grinstein, & D. Prinkney, Proc. Workshop
  • n New Paradigms in Information Visualization and

Manipulation, Nov. 1999, pp. 9-16.

Visualizing Multi-dimensional Clusters, Trends, and

Outliers using Star Coordinates, Eser Kandogan, Proc. KDD 2001

StarClass: Interactive Visual Classification Using Star

Coordinates , S. Teoh & K. Ma, Proc. SIAM 2003

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  • contains car specs (eg. mpg, cylinders, weight,

acceleration, displacement, type(origin), horsepower, year, etc)

  • type: American, Japanese, & European
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p1: size of the scatter plot points p2: length of the perpendicular lines extending from individual anchorpoints in a scatter plot p3: length of the lines connecting scatter plot points that are associated with the same data point p4: width of the rectangle in a survey plot p5: length of the parallel coordinate lines p6: blocking factor for the parallel coordinate lines p7: size of the radviz plot point p8: length of the “spring” lines extending from individual anchorpoints of a radviz plot p9: the zoom factor for the “spring” constant K

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  • Dimension – miles per gallon
  • Data values are mapped to the axis
  • Mapped data points - anchorpoints, represent the

coord values(points along a DA)

  • Lines extended from anchorpoints
  • Color – type of car (American – red, Japanese –

green, and European – purple)

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  • p1: size of the scatter plot points
  • p2: length of the perpendicular

lines extending from individual anchor points in a scatter plot

  • p3: length of the lines connecting

scatter plot points that are associated with the same data point

P = (0.8, .2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)

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P = (0.6, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0) P = (.6, 0, 1.0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)

P3: length of lines connecting all displayed points associated with one real data point(record)

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Dimensional Anchors: a Graphic Primitive for

Multidimensional Multivariate Information Visualizations,

  • P. Hoffman, G. Grinstein, & D. Prinkney, Proc. Workshop
  • n New Paradigms in Information Visualization and

Manipulation, Nov. 1999, pp. 9-16.

Visualizing Multi-dimensional Clusters, Trends, and

Outliers using Star Coordinates, Eser Kandogan, Proc. KDD 2001

StarClass: Interactive Visual Classification Using Star

Coordinates , S. Teoh & K. Ma, Proc. SIAM 2003

http://graphics.cs.ucdavis.edu/~steoh/research/classificat

ion/SDM03.ppt