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ORCIDVINCI 2020: Eindhoven, The Netherlands
- Michael Burch, Michel A. Westenberg, Quang Vinh Nguyen, Ying Zhao:
VINCI 2020: The 13th International Symposium on Visual Information Communication and Interaction, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 8-10 December, 2020. ACM 2020, ISBN 978-1-4503-8750-7
Hierarchy visualization
- Willy Scheibel
, Daniel Limberger, Jürgen Döllner:
Survey of treemap layout algorithms. 1:1-1:9 - Carolin Fiedler, Willy Scheibel, Daniel Limberger, Matthias Trapp, Jürgen Döllner:
Survey on user studies on the effectiveness of treemaps. 2:1-2:10 - Michael Burch, Huub van de Wetering, Nico Klaassen:
Multiple linked perspectives on hierarchical data. 3:1-3:8
Machine learning
- Dennis Collaris, Jarke J. van Wijk:
Machine learning interpretability through contribution-value plots. 4:1-4:5 - David Beil, Andreas Theissler:
Cluster-clean-label: an interactive machine learning approach for labeling high-dimensional data. 5:1-5:8 - Benedikt Grimmeisen, Andreas Theissler:
The machine learning model as a guide: pointing users to interesting instances for labeling through visual cues. 6:1-6:8
Relations and graph visualization
- Ya Ting Hu, Michael Burch, Huub van de Wetering:
Visualizing dynamic graphs with heat triangles. 7:1-7:8 - Jan H. M. Korst, Verus Pronk, Jarke J. van Wijk:
A visualization of family relations inspired by the London metro map. 8:1-8:8 - Michael Burch, Abdullah Saeed, Alina Vorobiova, Armin Memar Zahedani, Linus Hafkemeyer, Marco Palazzo:
eDBLP: visualizing scientific publications. 9:1-9:8
Movement and eye movement
- David Hägele, Moataz Abdelaal, Ozgur S. Oguz, Marc Toussaint, Daniel Weiskopf:
Visualization of nonlinear programming for robot motion planning. 10:1-10:8 - Tanja Munz, Noel Schäfer, Tanja Blascheck, Kuno Kurzhals, Eugene Zhang, Daniel Weiskopf:
Comparative visual gaze analysis for virtual board games. 11:1-11:8 - Shigeo Takahashi, Akane Uchita, Kazuho Watanabe, Masatoshi Arikawa:
Context-aware placement of items with gaze-based interaction. 12:1-12:8
Interaction techniques
- Michael Burch, Yves Staudt, Sina Frommer, Janis Uttenweiler, Peter Grupp, Steffen Hähnle, Josia Scheytt, Uwe Kloos:
PasVis: enhancing public transport maps with interactive passenger data visualizations. 13:1-13:8 - Wenkai Han, Hans-Jörg Schulz:
Exploring vibrotactile cues for interactive guidance in data visualization. 14:1-14:10 - Eric Fezer, Dominik Raab, Andreas Theissler:
XplainableClusterExplorer: a novel approach for interactive feature selection for clustering. 15:1-15:5
Tools and applications I
- Michael Burch, John van Lith, Nick van de Waterlaat, Jurrien van Winden:
Voronoier: from images to Voronoi diagrams. 16:1-16:9 - Kazuo Misue:
Tools for developing color ramps for representing quantitative data. 17:1-17:5 - Michael Burch, Tos Kuipers, Chen Qian, Fangqin Zhou:
Comparing dimensionality reductions for eye movement data. 18:1-18:5 - Vinh T. Nguyen, Kwanghee Jung, Tommy Dang:
Revisiting common pitfalls in graphical representations utilizing a case-based learning approach. 19:1-19:5 - Rafael Garcia, Daniel Weiskopf:
Inner-process visualization of hidden states in recurrent neural networks. 20:1-20:5
Tools and applications II
- Jan Ole Vollmer, Jürgen Döllner:
2.5D dust & magnet visualization for large multivariate data. 21:1-21:8 - Gijs M. W. Reichert, Marcos Pieras, Ricardo Marroquim, Anna Vilanova:
Visual analysis of video recorded dinghy sailing sessions. 22:1-22:5 - Michael Burch, Adrian Vramulet, Alex Thieme, Alina Vorobiova, Denis Shehu, Mara Miulescu, Mehrdad Farsadyar, Tar van Krieken:
VizWick: a multiperspective view of hierarchical data. 23:1-23:5 - Natsuki Hosokawa, Kohei Arimoto, Ken Wakita:
A scalable "exploranation" technique for hierarchically indexed table data. 24:1-24:5 - Michael Burch, Kiet Bennema ten Brinke, Adrien Castella, Ghassen Karray, Sebastiaan Peters, Vasil Shteriyanov, Rinse Vlasvinkel:
Guiding graph exploration by combining layouts and reorderings. 25:1-25:5
Poster papers
- Fangfang Zhou, Qi'an Chen, Yunlong Cui, Xinyuan Wang, Hongxu Ma, Ying Zhao, Xiaoli Li:
A fast method for detecting minority structures in a graph. 26:1-26:2 - Wei Li, Mathias Funk, Aarnout Brombacher:
Leveraging aesthetic expression in visualization to communicate positive facts during COVID-19 pandemic. 27:1-27:2 - Daniel Limberger, Matthias Trapp, Jürgen Döllner:
Depicting uncertainty in 2.5D treemaps. 28:1-28:2 - Andreas Schreiber:
Visualization of contributions to open-source projects. 29:1-29:2
Workshop on visual influence and influential visualizations (VIIV)
- Ngan V. T. Nguyen, Bao Dien Quoc Nguyen, Tommy Dang, Jon R. Hass:
ScagnosticsViewer: tracking time series patterns via scagnostics meatures. 30:1-30:4 - Alexis Lozano Angulo, Luis Fernando Laris Pardo, Alessandro Canossa:
Subsyst simulator: an interactive infographic for knowledge transfer. 31:1-31:5
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