Atelier Visualisation et extraction de connaissances - Irisa
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CUBIST Analytics: A Visual Analysis Tool for Formal Concept Analysis<br />
lenges emerge from the visualization of large lattices and common approaches should be<br />
exten<strong>de</strong>d to cope with them. The next step consists in exploring visual m<strong>et</strong>aphors such as<br />
pixelization and tree map as the lattice representation. More sophisticated navigation and<br />
interaction techniques for zooming into different levels of concepts granularity are also required.<br />
Finally, we hope the future outcomes of this work will help stimulating the FCA<br />
community to discuss about lattice visualization issues.<br />
We would like to acknowledge the CUBIST project (“Combining and Uniting Business<br />
Intelligence with Semantic Technologies”), fun<strong>de</strong>d by the European Commission’s 7th<br />
Framework Programme of ICT, un<strong>de</strong>r topic 4.3: Intelligent Information Management.<br />
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F.Poul<strong>et</strong>, B.Le Grand : 9e <strong>Atelier</strong> <strong>Visualisation</strong> <strong>et</strong> Extraction <strong>de</strong> Connaissances