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Distortion a common post-processing step
Emphasize subsets while maintaining context (e.g., lens techniques)
Shape distortion to convey area or other scalar value
Random jitter, shifting to reduce overlap
Add space to emphasize differences
Trade off between screen utilization, clarity, and amount of information
conveyed
Some overlap acceptable for some applications
Dynamic mixing an important feature (rarely found)
Figure:
Profile glyphs of average values from hierarchical partioning of
the Iris data using the DySect partitioning algorithm [2].
Second tree has added space placed between adjacent non-siblings, which
emphasizes sibling relationships.
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Matthew Ward
1999-02-08