2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-34365-1_8
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An Approach of Taxonomy of Multidimensional Cubes Representing Visually Multivariable Data

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“…The taxonomy of data variables results in the constitution of three kinds of multidimensional cube representing a dataset of multivariate data, non-space cube, 2D-space cube, and 3D-space cube. 18 The effectiveness of visual graph in extracting information and discovering knowledge is estimated subjectively by human vision perception and objectively by visual features. For applying the approach to integrating of retinal variables into graph in order to increase visual features, this study groups graph marks into clusters by qualitative and quantitative characteristics.…”
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“…The taxonomy of data variables results in the constitution of three kinds of multidimensional cube representing a dataset of multivariate data, non-space cube, 2D-space cube, and 3D-space cube. 18 The effectiveness of visual graph in extracting information and discovering knowledge is estimated subjectively by human vision perception and objectively by visual features. For applying the approach to integrating of retinal variables into graph in order to increase visual features, this study groups graph marks into clusters by qualitative and quantitative characteristics.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 An object existing at a determined spatial position during undetermined interval is considered as a spatial object. 18 An object of which spatial and temporal positions are determined is considered as spatiotemporal object. 18 A spatiotemporal object of which spatial position changes over time, that is, spatial position is a function of time position, is considered as a moving object, 18 also called mover.…”
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