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Spence, H. "Information Visualisation". MSc Thesis, City University London, Sep. 2004. | Spence, H. "Information Visualisation". MSc Thesis, City University London, Sep. 2004. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:46, 23 January 2007
Amplified Cognition (taken from Spence, 2004)
"One of the most basic applications of information visualisation (IV) is the use of graphs to depict data. Patterns that were invisible when the data were in tabular form, often become obvious once the data has been graphed - this is an example of 'amplified cognition' and is one of the aims of IV".
Spence, H. "Information Visualisation". MSc Thesis, City University London, Sep. 2004.
(submitted by Jimmy Morgan, School of Informatics post-graduate student)
abch450@city.ac.uk