GLOs:用于探索性网络可视化的图级操作

Charles D. Stolper, Florian Foerster, Minsuk Kahng, Zhiyuan Jerry Lin, Aakash Goel, J. Stasko, Duen Horng Chau
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有大量的可视化技术可用于图形和网络可视化。然而,每一种技术都是为特定的任务而设计的。许多图形可视化技术和它们之间的转换可以使用可视化元素上的一组操作来指定,例如定位或调整节点大小、显示或隐藏边缘、或显示或隐藏轴。我们称这些操作为图级操作或GLOs。我们的目标是确定并提供这些操作的综合集合,以便更好地支持最广泛的图和网络分析任务。在这里,我们介绍了我们工作的早期结果,包括一组初步的操作和GLOs在熟悉的图形可视化技术之间转换的示例应用。\
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GLOs: graph-level operations for exploratory network visualization
There is a wealth of visualization techniques available for graph and network visualization. However, each of these techniques was designed for a specific task. Many graph visualization techniques and the transitions between them can be specified using a set of operations on the visualization elements such as positioning or resizing nodes, showing or hiding edges, or showing or hiding axes. We term these operations Graph-Level Operations or GLOs. Our goal is to identify and provide a comprehensive set of these operations in order to better support the broadest range of graph and network analysis tasks. Here we present early results of our work, including a preliminary set of operations and an example application of GLOs in transitioning between familiar graph visualization techniques. \
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