Titlebook: Diagrammatic Representation and Inference; 6th International Co Ashok K. Goel,Mateja Jamnik,N. Hari Narayanan Conference proceedings 2010 S

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Peter S. Harper,Heike I. Petermann explored how to present bar charts using a tactile presentation. Our user study used blind participants and evaluated both user preferences and performance. We found that providing grid lines and values in a tactile diagram was preferred to a direct transcription. In addition, presenting the data a

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Christos Yapijakis D.M.D., Ph.D.deling. However, these tools have several drawbacks with regard to interaction techniques and usability. In order to address these issues, we investigate the promising combination of pen and multi-touch input on interactive displays. In this work, we contribute a gesture set to make the interaction

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-4506-9r example. We add the notion of colouring, provide a formal description of the extended system and demonstrate how coloured Euler diagrams provide adequate visualisations for concepts in the new bio-inspired model of Reaction Systems and for polyarchies, visualising multiple intersecting hierarchies.

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Chemical Electron Microscopy in Bernenderson’s Inter-Diagrammatic Reasoning (IDR) architecture and Furnas’ . architecture using the technique of cross-implementation. Implementing substantial functionality of each in the other, and noting what is easy and what is difficult, yields insights into the two architectures and such systems in general.

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Coloured Euler Diagrams: A Tool for Visualizing Dynamic Systems and Structured Informationr example. We add the notion of colouring, provide a formal description of the extended system and demonstrate how coloured Euler diagrams provide adequate visualisations for concepts in the new bio-inspired model of Reaction Systems and for polyarchies, visualising multiple intersecting hierarchies.

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Relating Two Image-Based Diagrammatic Reasoning Architecturesnderson’s Inter-Diagrammatic Reasoning (IDR) architecture and Furnas’ . architecture using the technique of cross-implementation. Implementing substantial functionality of each in the other, and noting what is easy and what is difficult, yields insights into the two architectures and such systems in general.

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Diagrams in the Mind: Visual or Spatial? from their immediate accessibility through visual perception. This talk focuses on the mental side of diagrammatic representations. People coping with visual or spatial tasks use . mental representations. These representations are – like external diagrams – characterized by their structural corresp

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