Article | REF: H7417 V1

Information visualization

Author: Guy MELANÇON

Publication date: May 10, 2015

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5. Conclusion

Incidentally, we also need to be able to address issues relating to the evaluation of visual representations (and their modes of interaction) . The difficulty lies in the fact that visualization is part of the discovery of new knowledge and necessarily involves high-level tasks that are difficult to specify and measure

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