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NASA NTRS ยท 20040152051

Texture-Based Correspondence Display

Abstract

Texture-based correspondence display is a methodology to display corresponding data elements in visual representations of complex multidimensional, multivariate data. Texture is utilized as a persistent medium to contain a visual representation model and as a means to create multiple renditions of data where color is used to identify correspondence. Corresponding data elements are displayed over a variety of visual metaphors in a normal rendering process without adding extraneous linking metadata creation and maintenance. The effectiveness of visual representation for understanding data is extended to the expression of the visual representation model in texture.

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Gerald-Yamasaki, Michael. 2004-06-28. Texture-Based Correspondence Display. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040152051

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