Introduction to the special issue on interactive graphical data analysis: What is interaction?
The paper contains a summary of this issue of \textit{Computational Statistics} devoted to the interactive statistical graphics and the analysis of 28 replies on a questionnaire on this topic propagated by the authors. Different meanings of the term ``interactive graphics are discussed: direct manipulations such as rotating a point cloud, selecting or rescaling; indirect manipulations (manipulations with controls to change algorithm parameters) and multiple package interaction. References contain three books on human-computer interaction.
- High interaction graphics
- Requirements for interactive graphics software for exploratory data analysis
- Interactive data analysis in a manufacturing setting -- A case study
- Reactive programming for interactive graphics
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- Interactive graphics for data mining
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3951996 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 798586 (Why is no real title available?)
- Dynamic-interactive graphics for statistics (26 years later)
- The plumbing of interactive graphics
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- Contradictions of interactive data analysis.
- Exploring categorical data: Interactive mosaic plots
- Interactive Exploration of Large Dendrograms with Prototypes
- User interaction at various levels of data displays
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