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What is Data Visualization
1.
A technology for helping users see patterns and relationships in large amounts of
data
by presenting the
data
in graphical form.
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2.
A visual representation of
data
that uses a range of graphic forms to help the user make sense of a particular set of
data
.
Learn more in: Expect What You Inspect: A Worked Example of Dashboards That Support Continuous Quality Improvement in Medical Education
3.
The process of translating complex
data
and
data
interpretations into visual graphs and figures that capture the complexity in easy to understand and easy to communicate images.
Learn more in: Managing and Visualizing Unstructured Big Data
4.
Information abstracted in a schematic form to provide visual insights into sets of
data
.
Data visualization
enables us to go from the abstract numbers in a computer program (ones and zeros) to visual interpretation of
data
. Text
visualization
means converting textual information into graphic representation, so we can see information without having to read the
data
, as tables, histograms, pie or bar charts, or Cartesian coordinates.
Learn more in: Visualization as a Knowledge Transfer
5.
Processing
data
sets and presenting the information though interactive
visualization
s that support the understanding of the information.
Learn more in: The Big Data Era: Data Management Novelties for Visualizing, Exploring, and Processing Big Data
6.
It is a technique of using images, maps, diagrams, and charts to communicate
data
effectively.
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7.
Graphics and images which communicate underlying
data
.
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8.
A technology for helping users to see patterns and relationships in large amounts of
data
by presenting the
data
in graphical form.
Learn more in: Data Mining Fundamental Concepts and Critical Issues
9.
It is viewed by many disciplines as a modern equivalent of visual communication. It involves the creation and study of the visual representation of
data
. To communicate information clearly and efficiently,
data visualization
uses statistical graphics, plots, information graphics and other tools. Numerical
data
may be encoded using dots, lines, or bars, to visually communicate a quantitative message.
Learn more in: Real-Time FMCW Radar X-Band Signal Acquisition and Visualization
10.
The graphical display of abstract information for
data
analysis and communication purposes.
Learn more in: Data Journalism: Definition, Skills, Difficulties, and Perspectives
11.
Is the graphical representation of information necessary for the understanding of technical details. In this way, by means of visual elements such as tables,
data visualization
maps help understanding and allow to hypothesize improvement scenarios.
Learn more in: Connected BIM Models Towards Industry 4.0
12.
visual representation of
data
, aiming to convey as much information as possible through visual processes
Learn more in: Clustering and Visualization of Multivariate Time Series
13.
The second area of
visualization
to emerge that focused on statistical plots and thematic cartography. This area of
visualization
has now merged with information
visualization
.
Learn more in: Visualization: Future Technology and Practices for Computational Science and Engineering
14.
The process of translating
data
into a comprehensive and schematic format.
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15.
An efficient method to communicate with
data
and information through graphical representations.
Learn more in: Data Gathering, Processing, and Visualization for COVID-19
16.
Data visualization
techniques create visual representations, often in lower dimensions, of multidimensional
data
. In other words,
data
sets consisting of many analyzed variables can be monitored effectively and intuitively by graphical means. This is extremely important in exploratory analyses, since their main task is to improve the users’ comprehension of the research problem addressed.
Learn more in: Visualizing Indicators of Debt Crises in a Lower Dimension: A Self-Organizing Maps Approach
17.
The graphical display of abstract information for
data
analysis and communication purposes.
Learn more in: Data Journalism
18.
Is the graphical representation of information and
data
, through charts, graphs, and maps.
Learn more in: Knowledge Extraction From ICU Data Using Data Visualization
19.
Is the graphical representation of information necessary for the understanding of technical details. In this way, by means of visual elements such as dashboards, web sites, Head Mounted Display, tables,
data visualization
maps help understanding and allow to hypothesize improvement scenarios.
Learn more in: The DIM Approach for Digital Twin
20.
The discovery of
data
insights and communication of findings through techniques that employ the innate ability to distinguish visual patterns.
Learn more in: New Data-Related Roles for Librarians: Using Bibliometric Analysis and Visualization to Increase Visibility of Research Impact
21.
Also known as
data
viz, an easier-to-understand presentation of summarized
data
in graphical or pictorial forms, often with drilldown capabilities.
Learn more in: Current and Future Years of E-Commerce
22.
Information abstracted in a schematic form to provide visual insights into sets of
data
.
Data visualization
enables us to go from the abstract numbers in a computer program (ones and zeros) to visual interpretation of
data
. Text
visualization
means converting textual information into graphic representation, so we can see information without having to read the
data
, as tables, histograms, pie or bar charts, or Cartesian coordinates.
Learn more in: Visualization as Communication with Graphic Representation
23.
It is information abstracted in a schematic form to provide visual insights into sets of
data
.
Data visualization
enables us to go from the abstract numbers in a computer program (ones and zeros) to visual interpretation of
data
. Text
visualization
means converting textual information into graphic representation, so we can see information without having to read the
data
, as tables, histograms, pie or bar charts, or Cartesian coordinates.
Learn more in: Visualization of Big Data Sets Using Computer Graphics
24.
Associates geographic maps to explore clustering and distribution of effects; and, by thematic maps reveals specific information about locations, conveys general spatial information, and makes comparisons as map are internalized visually as overlays. It involves creation and study of the visual representation of
data
through tables and charts.
Learn more in: Bringing the Arts as Data to Visualize How Knowledge Works
25.
This is the process of viewing and interpreting dashboards. It occurs through the translation of indicators (KPIS) and diagnosis of the status of a particular object, process, team, department or indicator analysed.
Learn more in: Designing Business Analytics Projects (BAP): A Five-Step Dashboarding Cycle
26.
Data visualization
is the graphic representation of
data
. It involves producing images that communicate relationships among the represented
data
to viewers of the pictures. This communication is achieved through the use of a systematic mapping between graphic marks and
data
values in the creation of the
visualization
.
Learn more in: Data Visualization and Data Granularity in Delivering Research Data in African Libraries
27.
A term referring to a set of representations that graphically illustrate underlying patterns and trends in quantitative
data
bases.
Learn more in: A Framework for Supporting In-Service Teachers to Use Domain-Specific Technologies for Instruction
28.
Information abstracted in a schematic form to provide visual insights into sets of
data
.
Data visualization
enables us to go from the abstract numbers in a computer program (ones and zeros) to visual interpretation of
data
. Text
visualization
means converting textual information into graphic representation, so we can see information without having to read the
data
, as tables, histograms, pie or bar charts, or Cartesian coordinates.
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29.
Technique of looking at
data
to identify like and unlike groups of
data
points.
Learn more in: Patients on Weaning Trials Classified with Neural Networks and Features Selection
30.
Data Visualization
is a way of representing the
data
collected in the form of figures and diagrams like tables, charts, graphs in order to make the
data
for common man more easily understandable.
Learn more in: Data Analysis on Global Stratification
31.
The discovery of
data
insights and communication of findings through techniques that employ the innate ability to distinguish visual patterns.
Learn more in: Applying Bibliometrics to Examine Research Output and Highlight Collaboration
32.
It is the technique of visual representation of the
data
analysis result.
Learn more in: Taxonomy Outline of Big Data Analytics Literature
33.
Data visualization
is a technique of graphical
data
representation that makes sense of human behaviors or activity patterns in diverse contexts. In serious games and educational games,
data visualization
research often focuses on the learning activities: learner’s tool use patterns and spatial exploration in a 3D space.
Learn more in: Design of Fantasy and Their Effect on Learning and Engagement in a Serious Game
34.
Data visualization
is the graphical representation of information and
data
.
Learn more in: Key Strategic Drivers for Business Digital Transformation: Systematic Literature Review
35.
Graphical representation of information.
Learn more in: Information Science in the Analytics of Healthcare Data
36.
It is the application of translating
data
into a visual context, such as a graph, to make it easier for the human brain to understand and gain insight. It refers to techniques used to make
data
in graphs understandable by encoding them as visual objects (dots, lines, or bars).
Data visualization
is the graphical representation of information and
data
.
Data visualization
tools that use visual elements such as charts and maps; It allows to see trends and outliers in the
data
.
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37.
The second area of
visualization
to emerge that focused on statistical plots and thematic cartography has now merged with information
visualization
.
Learn more in: Visualization in Support of Social Networking on the Web
38.
The depiction of information in a graphical means for analysis that can be used for strategic planning and improvement.
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