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drilling transactions on Visualizaiton and Computer Graphics for 'TexClusViz'

Computer Science | Databases | InfoVis | Clustering | Search | Text | Visualization

Submitted by aaron on Tue, 2007/12/04 - 4:44pm.

I decided to drill down in one of the top IEEE publications on Visualization.

It took a while to figure out how to search just one publication. Details: The main site I have for this publication features the newest articles...but no facility for searching just this publication.

I went to the SFU electronic journals website; searched for TVCG, and got a link to this page.

When i tried to cut and paste my 'advanced search' query from last week, however, it threw up all sorts of errors.

I finally resolved to do a simple query from the publication search box; then to increment new search terms in.

My first search was ((cluster* <in> metadata) <and> (text* <in> metadata))<and> (2945 <in> punumber).

This search matched 10 of 1696753 documents.

I then added a negative for texture ((cluster* <in> metadata) <and> (text* <in> metadata)<not> (textur* <in> metadata))<and> (2945 <in> punumber).

I got 0 hits! So all the hits in this Vis & CG publication have more to do with 3D stuff than document clustering.

This is confirmed by searching for ((cluster* <in> metadata) <and> (document* <in> metadata))<and> (2945 <in> punumber); which also produced 0 hits.

I reviewed the 10 articles; only one was germane.

I had found it elsewhere; but since it motivates the field of information visualization more generally, did not download it at that time. It is coauthored by Colin Ware.

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