Info Vis Flashcards

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What are the 5 stages in the visualisation pipeline?

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  1. Raw data
  2. Data representation
  3. Visual representation
  4. Visual presentation
  5. View
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What is the raw data stage of the visualisation pipeline?

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Unstructured info.
E.g. text, numbers, binary etc.

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What is the data representation stage of the visualisation pipeline?

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Structure format.
E.g. tables, spreadsheets, etc.

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What is the visual representation stage of the visualisation pipeline?

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Charts, graphs and shapes.

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What is the visual presentation stage of the visualisation pipeline?

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Displayed on screen.
E.g. Monitor, dashboard, etc.

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What is the view stage of the visualisation pipeline?

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Final output the user sees.

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What transformation happens between raw data and data representation?

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Data transformation.

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What transformation happens between data representation and visual representation?

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Visual Mapping.

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What transformation happens between visual representation and visual presentation?

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Presentation transformation.

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What transformation happens between visual presentation and view?

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View transformation.

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What is categorical data?

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Data grouped into labels or categories (no numbers, no order).
Examples:
- Colours (red, blue, green)
- Types of fruit (apple, banana, pear)
- Yes/No answers

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What is ordinal data?

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Data in ordered categories. The order matters, but the gaps between values are not equal.
Examples:
- Rankings (1st, 2nd, 3rd)
- Likert scale (agree → disagree)
- Education levels (primary, secondary, university)

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What is quantitative data?

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Data measured with numbers. Values are numeric, and differences are meaningful.
Examples:
- Age (years)
- Height (cm)
- Temperature (°C)

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What is sequential ordering?

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Values follow a single range from minimum to maximum.
Examples:
- Age (young → old)
- Mountain height (sea level → peak)

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What is diverging ordering?

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Values split into two sequences pointing in opposite directions, meeting at a central point.
Examples:
- Temperature (below zero → above zero)
- Political spectrum (left ↔ right, centre point)

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