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your data does not have to be in XML format,
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This review is from: Visualizing the Semantic Web: XML-based Internet and Information Visualization (Hardcover)
If you are analysing various XML-encoded data, and am overwhelmed with the sheer mass of it all, you have probably wondered about displaying it. The problem is that there are an infinite number of ways to display data.
This book can only describe a small, finite number of display ideas. But it may well be worth your while to at least quickly thumb through the chapters. Various authors offer different takes on their data sets. The book also has some nice colour plates showing results. In the book's title, you can ignore Semantic Web if you so choose. The key thing is supposedly that you have XML data. But it turns out that even this is not a necessary restriction. One way to read this book is to look for different data visualisation ideas. If you find one that is promising, you then have to reimplement it for your data structures. |
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Visualizing the Semantic Web: XML-based Internet and Information Visualization by Vladimir Geroimenko (Hardcover - October 21, 2005)
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