TNM093 Tillämpad visualisering och virtuell verklighet. Jimmy Johansson C-Research, Linköping University
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1 TNM093 Tillämpad visualisering och virtuell verklighet Jimmy Johansson C-Research, Linköping University
2 Introduction to Visualization New Oxford Dictionary of English, 1999 visualize - verb [with obj.] Form a mental image of; imagine: it is not easy to visualize the future. Make (something) visible to the eye: the DNA as visualized by staining with ethidium bromide. 2
3 Introduction to Visualization New Oxford Dictionary of English, 1999 visualize - verb [with obj.] Form a mental image of; imagine: it is not easy to visualize the future. Make (something) visible to the eye: the DNA as visualized by staining with ethidium bromide. 2
4 Visualization is... 3
5 Visualization is... The process by which we understand things 3
6 Visualization is... The process by which we understand things The process by which we interpret information - build our mental picture 3
7 4
8 This is not a visualization! 4
9 This is not a visualization! This is a picture! 4
10 This is not a visualization! This is a picture! A representation of data 4
11 This is not a visualization! This is a picture! A representation of data The visualization is all in *your* mind 4
12 This is not a visualization! This is a picture! A representation of data The visualization is all in *your* mind It s personal and unique 4
13 Visualization is... 5
14 Visualization is... Creating representations of data to allow the user to: 5
15 Visualization is... Creating representations of data to allow the user to: - visualize (understand) information 5
16 Visualization is... Creating representations of data to allow the user to: - visualize (understand) information - visualize (identify) patterns and relationships present 5
17 Visualization is... Creating representations of data to allow the user to: - visualize (understand) information - visualize (identify) patterns and relationships present - Gain understanding 5
18 Visualization is... Creating representations of data to allow the user to: - visualize (understand) information - visualize (identify) patterns and relationships present - Gain understanding - Acquire insight 5
19 What the user wants To be presented interpretable information 6
20 What the user wants To be presented interpretable information Representation 6
21 What the user wants To be presented interpretable information Representation Perception 6
22 What the user wants To be presented interpretable information Representation Perception Cognition 6
23 What the user wants To be presented interpretable information Representation Perception Insight Cognition 6
24 What the user wants To be presented interpretable information Representation Perception Insight Cognition 6
25 Representations 7
26 Representations Must be concise: All the information As simply as possible 7
27 Representations Must be concise: All the information As simply as possible Perceivable: Easy to sense (see, hear, feel, smell...) 7
28 Representations Must be concise: All the information As simply as possible Perceivable: Easy to sense (see, hear, feel, smell...) Interpretable: Provide cues which inform the user 7
29 Why Visualization? 8
30 Why Visualization? Large data 8
31 Why Visualization? Large data Multivariate data Lots of data sources Data fusion 8
32 Why Visualization? Large data Multivariate data Lots of data sources Data fusion Time-dependent data Measured or simulated 8
33 Why visualize? Mean x: 9 Mean y: 7.5 Var x: 11 Var y: 4.1 Corr (x,y): 0.8 LR: y = x
34 Representations Complex Simple 10
35 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation 11
36 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation Raw Data 11
37 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation Internal Data Data Reader Raw Data 11
38 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation Internal Data Filter Refined Data Data Reader Raw Data 11
39 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation Internal Data Filter Refined Data Mapping Objects Data Reader Raw Data 11
40 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation Internal Data Filter Refined Data Mapping Objects Data Reader Render Raw Data Representation 11
41 Visualization Pipeline Series of stages from data to representation Internal Data Filter Refined Data Mapping Objects Data Reader Render Raw Data Interaction Representation 11
42 VP: Filtering Internal Data Filter Refined Data Selecting data to seek specific relationships Reducing data to manageable sizes Modifying the internal structure 12
43 VP: Mapping Refined Data Mapping Objects Select representation Map refined data to model Driven by models of human perception 13
44 VP: Rendering Objects Render Representation 14
45 VP: Rendering Render (simple) shapes/ forces/sounds/... Objects Render Representation 14
46 VP: Rendering Render (simple) shapes/ forces/sounds/... Simple for ease of interpretation... Objects Render Representation 14
47 VP: Rendering Render (simple) shapes/ forces/sounds/... Simple for ease of interpretation... Objects Render...and ease of interaction Vital for exploration Representation 14
48 Visualization methods 15
49 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps 15
50 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: 15
51 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: plot matrices 15
52 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: plot matrices Parallel coordinates 15
53 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: plot matrices Parallel coordinates Volume data: 15
54 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: plot matrices Parallel coordinates Volume data: Direct volume rendering 15
55 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: plot matrices Parallel coordinates Volume data: Direct volume rendering Geometric: isosurfacing 15
56 Visualization methods 1D/2D: Graphs, charts, scatterplots, maps Multivariate: plot matrices Parallel coordinates Volume data: Direct volume rendering Geometric: isosurfacing Vector data: glyphs (arrows etc), streamlines 15
57 Data Types Spatial Abstract 16
58 Data Types Spatial Abstract Direct mapping Intuitive 16
59 Data Types Spatial Abstract Direct mapping Intuitive 16
60 Data Types Spatial Abstract Direct mapping Intuitive 16
61 Data Types Spatial Abstract Direct mapping Intuitive No spatial mapping Non-intuitive 16
62 Data Types Spatial Abstract Direct mapping Intuitive No spatial mapping Non-intuitive 16
63 Types of data
64 Types of data Categorical / Qualitative Numerical / Quantitative
65 Types of data Categorical / Qualitative Numerical / Quantitative Nominal Ordinal Model Saab Volvo Opel Boot Large Medium Small
66 Types of data Categorical / Qualitative Numerical / Quantitative Nominal Ordinal Interval Ratio Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small
67 Information visualization Visualization of abstract data (Usually) no connection to any specific coordinate system Examples: financial data, internet logs (all types of statistics)
68 Internet History of Rock Frequency of words in a book Major causes of death in the 20th century
69 Encoding of value
70 Tabular data Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small
71 Tabular data Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small Data value
72 Tabular data Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small Variable / parameter / dimension
73 Tabular data Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small Variable / parameter / dimension
74 Tabular data Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small Object / item / tuple / record
75 Tabular data Model Boot Year Weight Saab Large Volvo Medium Opel Small Object / item / tuple / record
76 The encoding of value Bar chart
77 The encoding of value Stacked bar chart
78 The encoding of value Histogram
79 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 V2 Time
80 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 V2 Time
81 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. Neg. corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 V2 Time
82 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. Neg. corr. No corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 V2 Time
83 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. Neg. corr. No corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 V2 Time Cluster
84 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. Neg. corr. No corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 Cluster Outlier V2 Time
85 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. Neg. corr. No corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 Cluster Outlier Time V2 Time
86 The encoding of value 2D scatter plots Pos. corr. Neg. corr. No corr. V1 V1 V1 V1 V2 V1 V2 V1 V2 V2 Cluster Outlier Time V2 Time
87 The encoding of value Scatter plots of ND-data Variable1 Variable 2 Variable 3 Variable 4 X-axis Y-axis Size Colour
88 The encoding of value Scatter plot matrix
89 Table Lens MPG Horsepower Weight Acceleration Cylinders Year
90 Table Lens MPG Horsepower Weight Acceleration Cylinders Year
91 Mosaic plot Titanic
92 Mosaic plot 1st 2nd 3rd Crew
93 Mosaic plot 1st 2nd 3rd Crew Child Adult
94 Mosaic plot 1st 2nd 3rd Crew Child! Adult Female / Male
95 visadapt.info
96 Stacked area chart
97 Stacked area chart
98 Theme river
99 Theme river
100 3D Representations Use 3D wisely More dimensions do not mean that more information is simultaneously displayed
101 3D Representations Use 3D wisely More dimensions do not mean that more information is simultaneously displayed
102 3D Representations Use 3D wisely More dimensions do not mean that more information is simultaneously displayed
103 The encoding of value Glyphs and icons
104 Presentation
105 Overview + detail Focus+context Micro / macro readings No information is hidden
106 Overview + detail
107 Overview + detail
108 Overview + detail
109 Distortion Perspective wall
110 Distortion
111 Distortion MPG Horsepower Weight Acceleration Cylinders Year
112 Distortion MPG Horsepower Weight Acceleration Cylinders Year
113 Interaction
114 Interaction techniques Brushing A collection of techniques to dynamically query and directly select elements in visual representations
115 Interaction techniques Weight Details on demand Price
116 Interaction techniques Weight Model = Saab Boot = large Cylinders = 4 Details on demand Price
117 Interaction techniques Coordinated and multiple views (CMV An action in one view is immediately propagated to all other views
118 Analysis of (very) Large Data
119 Analysis of (very) Large Data
120 Data Mining 62
121 Data Mining Having an (enormous) amount of data Wonder what it can tell us Isolate (unexpected) relationships (Hopefully) find some which are - Interesting - Novel Informative 62
122 Data Mining: Extraction of interesting (non-trivial, previously unknown and potentially useful) information or patterns from data in ((very) large) databases 63
123 Data Mining and Visualization 64
124 Data Mining and Visualization Data mining provides complex representations 64
125 Data Mining and Visualization Data mining provides complex representations Fits (optimizes) them to the data 64
126 Data Mining and Visualization Data mining provides complex representations Fits (optimizes) them to the data Then visualize the data mining results. 64
127 Data Mining and Visualization Data mining provides complex representations Fits (optimizes) them to the data Then visualize the data mining results. 64
128 Data Mining and Visualization Data mining provides complex representations Fits (optimizes) them to the data Then visualize the data mining results. 64
129 DM for Vis 65
130 DM for Vis Modelling, Patterns and Rules are valid filters for mapping 65
131 DM for Vis Modelling, Patterns and Rules are valid filters for mapping Simplification of data - modelling 65
132 DM for Vis Modelling, Patterns and Rules are valid filters for mapping Simplification of data - modelling Extraction of interesting features: Patterns, Rules 65
133 DM for Vis Modelling, Patterns and Rules are valid filters for mapping Simplification of data - modelling Extraction of interesting features: Patterns, Rules Form valid representations for data features 65
134 Problems with Data Holes - Missing data values Errors and estimates Income of *exactly* ? Sample inconsistencies e.g. medical records with different numbers of readings for the same person 66
135 Sampling Take K items to be a representative set of M items Data abstraction Many ways of doing this Random Systematic Density-based 67
136 Cluster Analysis Cluster: a collection of data items Similar to one another within the same cluster Different from the items in other clusters Cluster analysis Grouping sets of data items into clusters Data abstraction Automatically 68
137 Major clustering approaches There are a number of approaches We will consider just one K-Means algorithm: Given a value k, find a partition of k clusters that minimizes the total intracluster variance 69
138 K-means, example with K=3 70
139 K-means, example with K=3 71
140 K-means, example with K=3 72
141 K-means, example with K=3 73
142 K-means, example with K=3 73
143 K-means, example with K=3 73
144 K-means, example with K=3 73
145 K-means, example with K=3 73
146 K-means, example with K=3 74
147 K-means, example with K=3 75
148 K-means, example with K=3 75
149 K-means, example with K=3 75
150 76
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