Titlebook: Diagrammatic Representation and Inference; 14th International C Jens Lemanski,Mikkel Willum Johansen,Richard Burns Conference proceedings 2

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8308-2d testing our earlier work, we have analyzed more than one hundred different types of visualization in terms of 19 fundamental visual encoding techniques, and 13 types of questions that visualizations can answer with those encoding techniques. We characterize each type of visualization accordingly,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55474-2hetic criteria are understood to improve the comprehensibility of graphs. Domain experts consider the technical implementation in the real world resulting in domain-specific rules for graph drawing, and some of these rules contradict general aesthetic criteria. Experts and novices drew graphs from s

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Martin St?ckl,J?rg Nikolaus,Andreas Herrmann widely examined in the literature. We show that diagrams are particularly useful in these situations because it is possible to observe and reason about an appropriately constructed diagram as a proxy for reasoning about the target domain. This is possible because of “consequence matching” which can

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ShanShan Jin,Huimin Li,Yuhong Xuwn that Euler diagrams for two sets systematically give rise to various Aristotelian diagrams, such as classical squares of opposition. In this paper, we expand this analysis to Euler diagrams for three sets, and show that they give rise to various kinds of hexagons of opposition as well. This move

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