Titlebook: An Introduction to Verification of Visualization Techniques; Tiago Etiene,Robert M. Kirby,Cláudio T. Silva Book 2016 Springer Nature Switz

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An Introduction to Verification of Visualization Techniques

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2469-4215 nd complex data, and as such it must be verified. The explosion in our ability to amass data requires tools not only to store and analyze data, but also to visu978-3-031-01459-8978-3-031-02587-7Series ISSN 2469-4215 Series E-ISSN 2469-4223

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Introduction,: experimental science, theoretical science, computational science, and data science. The first two of these paradigms reigned from the time of Bacon through the early part of the 20. century. Since the advent of computing, the latter two paradigms have risen to prominence.

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Conclusion,rent, more nuanced meaning. One assumes that there exists an “exact solution” or representation resulting from the solution of a mathematical system of equations. In all but the most trivial circumstances, this exact solution is not attainable, and approximate solutions must be formed. The process o

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Visualization in the Real World, question “How do I know that the visualization I see is correct?” We will focus on the importance of visualization and why it should be verified. We start by introducing the many flavors of visualization, followed by a brief history and applications. Then, we explain the typical pipeline used in sc

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Isosurface Verification,re ubiquitous tools used in scientific visualization, it makes sense to first understand how the ideas of error analysis and verification can be applied in the context of isosurfaces. We start by introducing the concept of isosurfaces and the problem of isosurface extraction. We then provide an over

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Volume Rendering Verification,orithm, and then discuss the the standard discretization procedures, and finally, how this information can be used to verify the algorithm correctness. At the core of the verification procedure, we use the order of accuracy and error convergence analysis. We show how a simple black-box algorithm can

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Conclusion,at verified tools, whether those be circuits, algorithms, implementations, etc. are more safe, accurate, or complete than other tools that have not been verified. Although the term verification has a common root usage within both communities, it has evolved to mean something specific to each subarea