Information Visualization for Decision Support
作者： Bin Zhu , Hsinchun Chen
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-48716-6_32
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摘要: While the amount of business information increases at a phenomenal rate, decision makers could easily feel overloaded. Simultaneously, they also lack related for decisions hand. Various visualization techniques have been developed to help people gain more value from large-scale collections, but applying in context decision-making is not well understood. Through review literature and support, we identify different roles that technologies play support. We elaborate how evaluation studies take better advantage existing technologies.
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