
doi: 10.1109/mcg.2004.40
pmid: 15628094
In the pharmaceutical industry, information visualization is emerging as a critical component of discovery, development, and business. Among the different classes of visualizations, higher-level summaries are having the greatest impact. These summaries provide a framework for understanding the immense volumes of data and reveal unexpected relationships. Furthermore, the ability to use these visualizations to cross domains and data types provides the ability to integrate analyses and support fast, effective decisions.
Databases, Factual, Drug Industry, Gene Expression Profiling, Information Storage and Retrieval, Toxicology, Online Systems, User-Computer Interface, Drug Delivery Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Drug Design, Protein Interaction Mapping, Computer Graphics, Combinatorial Chemistry Techniques, Database Management Systems
Databases, Factual, Drug Industry, Gene Expression Profiling, Information Storage and Retrieval, Toxicology, Online Systems, User-Computer Interface, Drug Delivery Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Drug Design, Protein Interaction Mapping, Computer Graphics, Combinatorial Chemistry Techniques, Database Management Systems
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