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Characterizing visual languages

Proceedings 1991 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages, 2002
A better understanding of the visual character of languages is important in developing one's ability to exploit the human visual system. The author briefly outlines Goodman's (1976) distinction between notational and analog languages, and describes its use in developing the notion of syntactic and semantic density as the defining characteristic of ...
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A visual query language for software visualization

Proceedings IEEE 2002 Symposia on Human Centric Computing Languages and Environments, 2003
Visualization for software understanding requires that the user be able to define specific visualizations that are specialized to the particular understanding task at hand. In this paper we describe a system that lets the user define such visualizations quickly and effectively.
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Visual Languages: A Tutorial and Survey

IEEE Software, 1987
Research into visual and growing in popularity. The concept of generalized icons is a framework for the design of the next genertion of visual languages.
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On the Definition of Visual Languages and Their Editors

2002
Different diagrammatic languages are concrete variants of a core metamodel which specifies the way in which to express relations, and which is the basis for a semantic interpretation. In this paper, we identify families of diagrammatic languages exploiting the notion of metamodel as introduced in UML, i.e.
BOTTONI, Paolo Gaspare, G. COSTAGLIOLA
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Visual languages and visual thinking

Proceedings of the 6th Eurographics Symposium on Sketch-Based Interfaces and Modeling, 2009
Research on sketching with computers dates to the earliest days of modern computing. Recent work in this area, combined with other advances in hardware and software technologies promises, finally, significant impact. The kinds, qualities, and purposes of sketch-based interaction, or visual languages, vary as widely as do other forms of language.
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Visual Language

Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 1991
Studies in the history of technical writing have only recently begun to study the development of technical writing. Pollard and Redgrave's Short-Title Catalogue, 1475-1640 contains a number of English Renaissance technical books that reveal that Renaissance printers and authors were aware of the need for readability and visual access in technical ...
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Visual Languages and Logic

IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC 2007), 2007
Philip T. Cox, Andrew Fish, John Howse
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Theory of visual languages

Journal of Visual Languages & Computing, 1991
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Declarative Visual Languages

Journal of Visual Languages & Computing, 1994
Margaret M. Burnett, Allen L. Ambler
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Semiotics of Visual Language

2021
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