For those interested in such things, here is are two implementations: one using skeletonization of a raster buffer and another using a Voronoi polygon based simplification approach
The Voronoi simplification is by segmenting buffer lines into equal sections, identifying segment end-points, calculating the Voronoi polygons, and identify the centre-line
Automatic Generation of Visualizations and Infographics with LLMs 🚀🚀🚀
Microsoft released this cool application for creating data visualization with a language model - LIDA. The tool enables the creation of data visualization with the use of prompts. Demo available here 👇
🔵 Creating a large set of queries in an industry
🔵 Creating query variants
🔵 Running the requests in bulk
🔵 Running the requests across various dimensions (country, language, etc)
🔵 Visualizing the results with a heatmap
Great new publication by @zentralwerkstatt et al. delves into the transformative potential of large-scale vision models, epistemic implications and methodological shifts.
📄 https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2308.07464
✅ Gain a deeper understanding of mathematical functions.
✅ Visualize complex concepts with ease.
✅ Explore the versatility of R programming.
✅ Enhance your data analysis and visualization skills.
I'm delighted to be presenting two papers and two artworks at #IEEEVIS in Melbourne Australia this October! 🐨
“#AR for Scholarly Publication of 3D Visualizations in #Astronomy” (Short Papers). Jane Adams, Laura South, Arzu Çöltekin, Alyssa Goodman, and Michelle Borkin
Currently taking a #DataVisualization course for #Blind folks, and all I can say is that #VSCode is a prime example of why engineers should never be trusted to build good usable apps. No usability nor good design considerations at all, just a mish-mash of awful choices that aren't using common nor accepted #Accessible design patterns over on MacOS. Desktop apps aren't and shouldn't be websites and should take full advantage of what AppKit or what the native OS offers you in terms of controls.
Ever wondered how to tweak margins, jazz up colors, or adjust font sizes in your R plots? Look no further! With par(), you're in control. 🎉
🔥 Level up your data viz skills and stand out from the crowd. The par() function is your key to data storytelling like never before. Don't just read—dive in, code, and watch your visualizations come alive. 📊💡
I am beyond honored and humbled to receive an NSF CAREER award! Thank you to the #DataVisualization community for your boundless support and mentorship.
Wowow the alt.VIS submissions look so cool!! I can't wait to dive into these :datavizcamp:
If you want to read them and review, thereby helping to shape the form and function of this very alternative workshop, you can do so in PCS: https://new.precisionconference.com/reviews
"Volunteer to review" > "VGTC" > "alt.VIS Workshop"
You don't need to be attending #IEEEVIS, or have a PhD, just a passion for #DataVisualization and the ability to write kind, constructive feedback 🥰