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✓ Published: 20-Sep-2019
✓ Published: 20-Sep-2019
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Poster nnAuthors: Kiran Gadhave , Hendrik Strobelt , Nils Gehlenborg , Alexander LexnnAbstract: UpSet is a technique for visualization and analysis of sets and their intersections which was introduced at InfoVis 2014. The technique visualizes the elements and their set memberships in a matrix layout along with an aligned bar chart to display intersection sizes. As the approach provides a more accurate representation of the size of set intersections and scales better with respect to the number of
Poster nnAuthors: Kiran Gadhave , Hendrik Strobelt , Nils Gehlenborg , Alexander LexnnAbstract: UpSet is a technique for visualization and analysis of sets and their intersections which was introduced at InfoVis 2014. The technique visualizes the elements and their set memberships in a matrix layout along with an aligned bar chart to display intersection sizes. As the approach provides a more accurate representation of the size of set intersections and scales better with respect to the number of
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