RadViz Deluxe: An Attribute-Aware Display for Multivariate Data
Modern data, such as occurring in chemical engineering, typically entail large collections of samples with numerous dimensional components (or attributes). Visualizing the samples in relation of these components can bring valuable insight. For example, one may be able to see how a certain chemical p...
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doaj-ebf4fc5e4b6241e28d917291e1fa7e9a2020-11-25T00:28:18ZengMDPI AGProcesses2227-97172017-11-01547510.3390/pr5040075pr5040075RadViz Deluxe: An Attribute-Aware Display for Multivariate DataShenghui Cheng0Wei Xu1Klaus Mueller2Computational Science Initiative, Brookhaven National Lab, Computer Science Department, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794, USAComputational Science Initiative, Brookhaven National Lab, Computer Science Department, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794, USAVisual Analytics and Imaging Lab, Computer Science Department, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794, USAModern data, such as occurring in chemical engineering, typically entail large collections of samples with numerous dimensional components (or attributes). Visualizing the samples in relation of these components can bring valuable insight. For example, one may be able to see how a certain chemical property is expressed in the samples taken. This could reveal if there are clusters and outliers that have specific distinguishing properties. Current multivariate visualization methods lack the ability to reveal these types of information at a sufficient degree of fidelity since they are not optimized to simultaneously present the relations of the samples as well as the relations of the samples to their attributes. We propose a display that is designed to reveal these multiple relations. Our scheme is based on the concept of RadViz, but enhances the layout with three stages of iterative refinement. These refinements reduce the layout error in terms of three essential relationships—sample to sample, attribute to attribute, and sample to attribute. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our method via various real-world domain examples in the domain of chemical process engineering. In addition, we also formally derive the equivalence of RadViz to a popular multivariate interpolation method called generalized barycentric coordinates.https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9717/5/4/75RadVizmultivariate datamulti-objective layoutgeneralized barycentric interpolation |
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RadViz Deluxe: An Attribute-Aware Display for Multivariate Data |
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RadViz Deluxe: An Attribute-Aware Display for Multivariate Data |
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RadViz Deluxe: An Attribute-Aware Display for Multivariate Data |
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radviz deluxe: an attribute-aware display for multivariate data |
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Modern data, such as occurring in chemical engineering, typically entail large collections of samples with numerous dimensional components (or attributes). Visualizing the samples in relation of these components can bring valuable insight. For example, one may be able to see how a certain chemical property is expressed in the samples taken. This could reveal if there are clusters and outliers that have specific distinguishing properties. Current multivariate visualization methods lack the ability to reveal these types of information at a sufficient degree of fidelity since they are not optimized to simultaneously present the relations of the samples as well as the relations of the samples to their attributes. We propose a display that is designed to reveal these multiple relations. Our scheme is based on the concept of RadViz, but enhances the layout with three stages of iterative refinement. These refinements reduce the layout error in terms of three essential relationships—sample to sample, attribute to attribute, and sample to attribute. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our method via various real-world domain examples in the domain of chemical process engineering. In addition, we also formally derive the equivalence of RadViz to a popular multivariate interpolation method called generalized barycentric coordinates. |
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RadViz multivariate data multi-objective layout generalized barycentric interpolation |
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