[Visinfo] Week 2 reading
Corina S. Schweller
corina1 at umail.ucsb.edu
Thu Jan 26 16:39:50 PST 2006
I found the "Graphviz -Graph Visualization Software" to be quite
interesting. The data representation is simple, yet efficient and
brings a point across with maximum clarity. The Module Dependencies
graph has a adequate system of data representation and the layout shows
the relationships of the items based on proximity. Another
aesthetically pleasing visualization technique is the "Radial Tree". A
Radial Tree uses a fisheye technique and has a central node so tha it
can display a very large amount of information. Another Software is the
The "Fisheye Table" distorts the information so that it can be read
more coherently. The Content-Addressable Network reminds me of early
math classes and is useful since you can search the graph from node to
node. The problem with this system is that it is too centralized.
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