A number of techniques and applications exist to automatically visualize graphs or concept maps. I'm particularly interested in techniques that involve interactive, animated visualization techniques. I have developed a novel knowledge visualization environment called theWheel that provides a compelling animated depiction knowledge represented using a graph-based formalism [such as data encoded using the Semantic Web's Resource Description Framework (RDF)].
But I would like to explore some more sophisticated techniques utilizing the Kohonen map...
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
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A picture of IEC Table rotations
I have always struggled with a mental picture to help understand how rotation directions work in IEC table coordinates. As we were looking...
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One of the problems to be addressed for adaptive treatment paradigms is the need to visualize and interact with deformable vector fields (...
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Server-side rendering is probably the easier option for an organization with limited technical resources. The delays are noticeable in t...
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Maybe the future of science will be in the form of crowd-sourced anonymous discussions, which will be used to formulate testable hypotheses...
