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Graphical representation in graphical dialogue
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2002Abstract This paper explores the influence of communicative interaction on the form of graphical representations. A referential communication task is described which involves exclusively graphical dialogue. In this task subjects communicate about pieces of music by drawing.
Patrick G. T. Healey +3 more
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Graphic representation of pain
Pain, 1976Abstract Of the different types of visual analogue and graphic rating scales tested in a series of experiments, only two were satisfactory: these were the visual analogue scale and the graphic rating scales used horizontally with the words spread out along the whole length of the line.
J, Scott, E C, Huskisson
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A Graphical Representation of Matroids
SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 1973A base graph of a matroid is the graph whose points are the bases of the matroid. Two bases are adjacent if they differ by exactly one element. A definition of equivalence of matroids is given and it is shown that two matroids are equivalent if and only if their base graphs are isomorphic.
Holzmann, C. A. +2 more
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1991
In order to provide reasonable notations for dependency relations we summarize firstly some results on graph theory. The study of hypergraphs leads to the consideration of dependency networks, which form a very powerful tool for analyzing qualitative aspects of knowledge representation.
Rudolf Kruse +2 more
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In order to provide reasonable notations for dependency relations we summarize firstly some results on graph theory. The study of hypergraphs leads to the consideration of dependency networks, which form a very powerful tool for analyzing qualitative aspects of knowledge representation.
Rudolf Kruse +2 more
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The probability premium: A graphical representation
Economics Letters, 2015zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Eeckhoudt, L.R., Laeven, R.J.A.
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A graphical representation for network management
[1989] Proceedings. 14th Conference on Local Computer Networks, 2003A serious problem in network management is the manner in which data is presented, as it is difficult to visualize a network by examining tabular data output. It is shown by examples that by presenting computer network data in graphical form instead of numerical, the network manager will be able to discover problems in the network much faster and more ...
Bruce C. Anderson, Robert N. Linebarger
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Graphical representation of RDF queries
Proceedings of the 15th international conference on World Wide Web, 2006In this poster we discuss a graphical notation for representing queries for semistructured data. We try to strike a balance between expressiveness of the query language and simplicity and understandability of the graphical notation. We present the primitives of the notation by means of examples.
Andreas Harth +2 more
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A Graphical Representation of Boolean Logic
2014A new graphical representation/model of Boolean logic is presented. We use horizontal and vertical lines to represent the logical constants, serial and parallel circuits for conjunction and disjunction. For negation of a (sub)formula, we use a turn of the circuit by \(\frac{\pi}{2}\). A web-based system that is built on the model is also presented.
Beáta Bojda +3 more
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Derivative meaning in graphical representations
Proceedings 1999 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages, 1999The paper reports on the phenomenon that may be called "derivative meaning", where the basic semantic conventions for certain graphical representation systems give rise to additional informational relations between features of representations and features of the represented.
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Graphical representation of pseudorandom sequences
Computers & Graphics, 1989Abstract This note describes a simple application of a chaos-analysis technique to expose the non-randomness of the BASIC random number generator. Other potential applications for this technique are also mentioned.
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