visualization
- noun
- /ˌvɪʒuəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- A good visualization can help users understand complex data trends more easily.
- visualization tools
- data visualization
- visualization software
OK, so there are other visualization libraries that exist out there.
- OK, so there are other visualization libraries that exist out there.
- It's so the question was what is the visualization you're seeing in deep traffic?
- The the variable is on the visualization step.
- It can generate clinician insight through data-driven visualizations.
- And usually scientists and journalists refer to these live cell or in vivo visualizations as movies.
Examples
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As the authors note, multiple linked visualizations often provide clearer insights into multidimensional data than do isolated views.
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Figure 3 explains this data structure, along with the visualization that we commonly use for it.
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This is a good visualization of linear programming.
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VIVO has made possible the visualization of academic communities through open source applications.
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IAMS provides access to the user community through geographic information systems and visualization tools on the Internet.
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Plotting Strategies contains a wide variety of expert data visualization ideas that help you create brilliant plots.
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Manual and semi-automatic visualization tools are therefore still used and developed nowadays.
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You can read the report, watch a video and look through maps and other visualizations at hrw.org.
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The report included several charts for better visualization of the survey results.
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Using colorful graphs is an effective visualization technique to present statistical information.
Synonyms
A picture or graphic that explains something
A description using words that shows what something is like
A picture or chart that helps people understand information quickly
How Informative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Visualization comes from visual (like vision, both about 'seeing') and the ending -ization ('the act of making'), so it means 'making a picture'. In this sense, visualization is a picture of information, such as a chart or graph, that helps you see patterns and understand data.