Visual representations and interpretations

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Springer, Dordrecht

1999

401 Pages

ISBN 978-1-85233-082-8

Visual representations and interpretations

Edited by

Ray Paton , Irene Neilson

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Full citation:

Paton, R. , Neilson, I. (eds) (1999). Visual representations and interpretations, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

A multidisciplinary perspective on visual representations & interpretations

Neilson Irene

1-8

Realism and representation

Harrison Andrew

11-20

Words and pictures — Goodman revisited

Lee John R.

21-31

Mathematics and knots

Brown Ronald

32-42

A visual, computational object language for mathematics

Kent Phillip

43-51

A visual metaphor for psychoanalytic training and supervision

Lund C. A.; Paton R. C.

52-61

Geomentality

de Freitas Nancy

62-75

Graphically representing causal sequences in accident scenarios

Hill Julia; Wright Peter

76-87

Automated interpretation of visual representations

Antonacopoulos A.; Delporte F.

88-93

Models and type-hierarchies

Harré Rom

97-111

Defining visual representation as a creative and interactive modality

Ione Amy

112-120

Theories and models

Findlay Hendry Robin

121-130

Visual representations and interpretations of molecular electronic structure

Cooper David

131-138

The language of proteins

Parish J. H.

139-145

Atomistic vs. continuous representations in molecular biology

Goodsell David S.

146-155

Network

Serov Vassili N.; Kirillova Olga V.; Samsonova Maria G.

156-160

Signs and representations

Malcolm Grant; Goguen Joseph A.

163-172

Is the trashcan being ironic?

Treglown Mark

173-179

Visualisation of data landscapes for collaborative virtual environments

England David

180-185

Interpreting computer-based fictional characters, a reader's manifesto

Sloane S. J.

186-196

The boundaries of a shape and the shape of boundaries

Earl C. F.

197-202

Breaking the monotony

Carlisle Hilary; Phillips Peter; Bunce Gillian

203-208

Virtual world representation issues for supporting assembly and maintainability assessment tasks

Fernando Terrence; Wimalaratne Prasad; Tan Kevin

209-219

Toward electronic napkins and beermats

Hennessey James M.

220-225

Computational support for conceptual sketching

Mcfadzean Jeanette

226-231

Learning to see architecturally

Tweed Christopher

232-243

Studying "holes" to understand visual representation

Welchman Andrew E.; Harris Julie M.

247-252

Articulation of spatial information

Marsh Timothy; Wright Peter

253-262

Mental image reinterpretation in the intersection of conceptual and visual constraints

Kovordányi Rita

263-268

Embodied presence in virtual environments

Schubert Thomas; Friedmann Frank; Regenbrecht Holger

269-278

A taxonomy of visual metaphors

Dormann Claire

279-288

Analysis of representations in model-based teaching and learning in science

Buckley Barbara C.; Boulter Carolyn J.

289-294

From Gutenberg to Gates

Edwards S. R.

295-305

Theatricality and levels of believability in graphical virtual environments

Manley David K.

306-312

Visual representation and taxonomy

Clapin Hugh

313-321

Interpreting Wittgenstein's graphics

Biggs Michael A.

322-328

Visualising complex sequential and parallel programs

Beaumont M. A.; Jackson D.; Usher M.

331-340

3D software visualisation

Young Peter; Munro Malcolm

341-350

Visualisation of the obj term re-writing process

Neary Duncan S.; Woodward Martin R

351-356

A visual representation of mathematical expressions

Nam Yap Chih; Holcombe Mike

357-366

Visualisation of an AI solution

Coenen F. P.; Knight M. W.

367-374

A model for multimodal representation and inference

Pineda Luis; Garza Gabriela

375-386

Visualisation in document retrieval

Bürdek Bernhard E.; Eibl Maximilian; Krause Jürgen

387-396

Visualising dynamic browsing patterns via navigation agents

Reid David; Gittings Chris

397-401

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