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A pointing method for graphics
Systems and Computers in Japan, 1990AbstractAs interactive computer systems become popular, the study of pointing devices is becoming more important. This article discusses research on the efficiency of pointing methods which include the combination of a pointing device and its controlling software.
Yoshiyuki Nishinaka +2 more
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An Indexing Method for Graphical Documents
Ninth International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition (ICDAR 2007) Vol 2, 2007In this paper, a method to browse symbols into graphi- cal documents is presented. More precisely, we propose a combined filtering and indexing mechanism that retrieves in an efficient way the most similar symbols to a given input query. For a database of 200000 symbols the retrieval time has been divided by a factor of 4, 5 compared to a linear search.
Tabbone, Salvatore, Zuwala, Daniel
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Orthoptics Specification by a Graphical Method
Clinical and Experimental Optometry, 1949SUMMARY The accommodation and convergence stimulus conditions to be met in orthoptic training may be simply and easily specified in the graphical system described. The use of arrows as symbols facilitates a direct representation of the desired type and degree of each of a variety of conventional training techniques.
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2015
Graphics are a powerful tool for representing and analyzing data. Interactive graphics are ideal for exploratory data analyses, for checking data quality, for investigating assumptions, and for uncovering information. Standard statistical displays (e.g., histograms and scatterplots) are empowered by the addition of interactive features such as direct ...
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Graphics are a powerful tool for representing and analyzing data. Interactive graphics are ideal for exploratory data analyses, for checking data quality, for investigating assumptions, and for uncovering information. Standard statistical displays (e.g., histograms and scatterplots) are empowered by the addition of interactive features such as direct ...
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Interval methods in computer graphics
Computers & Graphics, 1991Abstract The methods of interval arithmetic are applied to graphics algorithms for contouring functions of two variables and rendering implicit surfaces. Interval methods result in algorithms that are guaranteed not to miss parts of the contours or surfaces down to a specified size in the viewing region.
Kevin G. Suffern, Edward D. Fackerell
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Graphical methods for ranking data
Canadian Journal of Statistics, 1992AbstractGraphical methods are presented for the analysis of ranking data collected from g groups of rankers. The data provided by a single individual consist of the ranks of r objects. The sample space is the space of all permutations and has cardinality r!
ALVO, M, ERTAS, KADİR
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Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1921
Abstract After pointing out the value of graphical methods and the wide use which may be made of them, the author calls attention to the pressing need for the standardization of diagram forms in order that comparisons of the results plotted by different investigators on the same subject may be facilitated.
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Abstract After pointing out the value of graphical methods and the wide use which may be made of them, the author calls attention to the pressing need for the standardization of diagram forms in order that comparisons of the results plotted by different investigators on the same subject may be facilitated.
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