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by Unique Background Textures} |
by Unique Background Textures} |
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Janne V. Kujala and Tuomas J. Lukka\\ |
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Hyperstructure Group\\ |
Hyperstructure Group\\ |
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Dept.~of Mathematical Information Technology\\ |
Dept.~of Mathematical Information Technology\\ |
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University of Jyv\"askyl\"a, PO.~Box~35\\ |
University of Jyv\"askyl\"a, PO.~Box~35\\ |
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FIN-40351~Jyv\"askyl\"a\\ |
FIN-40351~Jyv\"askyl\"a\\ |
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Finland\\ |
Finland\\ |
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lukka@iki.fi,\ \ jvk@iki.fi |
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We show how object identity can be visualized |
We show how object identity can be visualized |
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unique background textures |
unique background textures |
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%- EFFICIENT\\ |
%- EFFICIENT\\ |
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%- Perceptron model justification\\ |
%- Perceptron model justification\\ |
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%- identity in non-hierarchical situations |
%- identity in non-hierarchical situations |
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% Identity, focus+context, fisheye, procedural textures, unique backgrounds |
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Identity, focus+context, fisheye, procedural textures, unique backgrounds |
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% XXX Mention that these are something like marbled paper |
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% XXX Ref to xstarfish! |
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% to make |
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% similar but distinct objects distinguishable and easily recognizable. |
% similar but distinct objects distinguishable and easily recognizable. |
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Discrete, unordered variables often occur coupled to other |
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variables when drawing graphs. |
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Visualizing a discrete variable with unordered values |
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In this article, we introduce the use of procedurally generated unique backgrounds |
In this article, we introduce the use of procedurally generated unique backgrounds |
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as a visualization of data identity: if each data item with a different identity has |
as a visualization of data identity: if each data item with a different identity has |
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a different, easily distinguishable texture, the user can become aware of the identity |
a different, easily distinguishable texture, the user can become aware of the identity |
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Even more importantly, the user can become aware of the identity just by seeing |
Even more importantly, the user can become aware of the identity just by seeing |
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any {\em fragment} of the item, instead of the ``title page''. |
any {\em fragment} of the item, instead of the ``title page''. |
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% as a navigation aid in focus+context views. |
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\caption{ |
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\label{figxanalogicalexample} |
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Two different views of a structure of PDF documents viewed in a focus+context view. |
Two different views of a structure of PDF documents viewed in a focus+context view. |