Database Theory in Action: Database Visualization.
NSF| III: Small: Bringing database query optimization to data intensive applications ,
NSF| Elements: Open-Source Cyberinfrastructure as a Decision Engine for Socioeconomic Disaster Risk (DESDR) ,
NSF| III: Medium: Linear Algebra Operators in Databases to Support Analytic and Machine-Learning Workloads ,
NSF| CAREER: Visual Database Interfaces ,
NSF| SI2-SSE: Improving Scikit-Learn Usability and Automation ,
NSF| Collaborative Research: CNS CORE: Medium: A Unified Prefetch Framework for Approximation Tolerant Interactive Applications
Wu, Eugene;
Database Theory in Action: Database Visualization.
We draw a connection between data modeling and visualization, namely that a visualization specification defines a mapping from database constraints to visual representations of those constraints. We show data modeling explains many existing visualization design and introduce multi-table database visualization.
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- Columbia University United States
- Columbia University United States
- Leibniz Association Germany
- Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz Center for Informatics Germany
- Columbia University United States
Visualization Theory, Data Model, Database Visualization, ddc: ddc:004
Visualization Theory, Data Model, Database Visualization, ddc: ddc:004
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NSF| III: Small: Bringing database query optimization to data intensive applications, NSF| Elements: Open-Source Cyberinfrastructure as a Decision Engine for Socioeconomic Disaster Risk (DESDR), NSF| III: Medium: Linear Algebra Operators in Databases to Support Analytic and Machine-Learning Workloads, NSF| CAREER: Visual Database Interfaces